Sure, you get a lot to do, but not many ways to do it. ' may be too complex for some getting e-mail notices and warnings every 10 seconds doesn't help you can see the long-term fun is doomed for extinction. It's quite interesting how history repeats itself, one particular review of JPOG had the following: Various sites described the game 'Mixed or Average'.

It's unknown why exactly it was cut but a possible factor may be the mixed reception of the game. Shortly after that, around April, Blue Tongue made the announcement that the GameCube version of JPOG was sadly cancelled and scrapped all together. The Interview of course talks aswell in-depth about the creation of the game as a whole, you can read the Interview here. We also discuss better those features in the Cut Content section of the Site. It was then in May of 2003 that JPOG finally saw the light of day, on the 10th to be specific, Operation Genesis was first released in North America for Windows.Īround a week after the release for PC, Gamasutra interviewed the Blue Tongue Developers into the process of creating Operation Genesis, on that Interview, a plenty of information came to the public, in particular certain cut features from the game, due Time Constrains and Console Limitations. It's mentioned in a couple interviews that 'Project Genesis' and 'The Game' were never truly final names for the Title, but instead Placeholders while they were still deciding which one to go. During that announcement, the game was renamed once again as Jurassic Park Operation Genesis. Despite it already originally going for Q4 of 2002, it seems it was originally sometime between October and November.Īround October of 2002, close to the expected release, the Game was delayed yet once again, instead, this time they were aiming for Q1 of 2003. On that same interview the Game was delayed to Christmas of 2002. There, the game was showcased as 'Jurassic Park The Game', with the Spinosaurus on the logo and a brief view of in-game gameplay.ĭuring an interview with GamersPulse, which you can read here, on that interview, the Game was renamed back as Project Genesis instead of 'The Game'.

It was only 3 Months later that the very first Gameplay Footage was revealed during the 2002 E3 Event. The Game was only officially announced to the public on 19 February of 2002, with the name of 'Jurassic Park Project Genesis', planned to release on the $th Quarter of 2002. The Development lasted 22 Months in total, with the release on March of 2003.

After the cancellation of 'Jurassic Park: Survival', a new IP was created to go alongside Jurassic Park III, expected to release around July of 2001, the game would come around a year later the movie. Someday on May of 2001, a new Jurassic Park Project is suggested and approved to start development by Universal Interactive and Amblin.

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