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Turok Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:712725002497
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_TUROK
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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I started playing this game to hopefully capture some of the N64 Turok magic. I really wanted to like it, but it fell short in key areas. The dinosaur knife kills are a fun perk, but as other reviewers mentioned, the turning is slow and the sensitivity isn’t as good as Halo or COD4. I like a good challenge, but the checkpoint system was really frustrating. I don’t like having to play a level for 20-30 minutes perfectly and then die before the next checkpoint because I didn’t know how to destroy the boss on my first try. Also, I was disappointed that the game didn’t have a co-op campaign mode on the same Xbox, or any splitscreen mode whatsoever.Overall, Turok was well done in some sections but I think it fell short in key areas that would’ve made the game much more fun.
One person found this helpful
Turok is somewhat your run of the mill shooter it features no real new things done by first person shooters.Yes, there are new features we are not accustomed to but its nothing you should go out of your way to pick up.I purchased the game when it was $35 which is a reasonable price for this game.Much beyond that range though is a little steep for this game.The graphics are above average but its nothing to hold your grasp for too long though.Outside of the bow and the knife the weapons just seem watered down, there really weak and have no real function other than to stave you off until you can get some more arrows or in tight enough to use the knife.The multiplayer is also a very weak point its nothing worth righting home about.Its real laggy and relies more on luck than that persons true skill.Overall this is a good title for $25-35 but much beyond that range is a little high.If you were a huge fan of the original like I am then you should definately check out Turok.Final scoregraphics 8.0sound 8.5story(non-existant) 6.5legnth 10 hours 8.0multiplayer 7.0overall 7.5
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The Good: Cool weapons, decent graphics, knife kills are fun, dinos!The Bad: Soldiers are boring, boring level design, generic multiplayer, B grade sci-fi setting and storyI had super high hopes for this game after being a fan of the N64 games, and I was quickly let down. Instead of being deep and rich in game play and story like a next-gen game should be we just get a generic B grade sci-fi type setting and story. The gun play varies from knifing dinos and soldiers to mounting turrets and killing a few huge bosses. The weapons are pretty cool like the plasma rifle, and mini-gun which you can set down and use it like an auto-turret.The graphics are pretty decent but rely too much on the U3 engine to make it look pretty. The story is pretty simple: You and your squad crash on a dino planet and have to get off…yeah pretty boring. While the animations for the knife kills look cool, and you can attach grenades to dinos and blow them up it gets old really fast. You’ll either be running through jungles, or you’ll be running through bases. It never changes from that switch off and not to mention the unbalanced checkpoints, and uneven fire fights. I didn’t even bother with multiplayer since it just consists of mediocre match ups.Rent this for the weekend and you’ll have some fun, but don’t expect anything to advance the series or breathe new life. Oh yeah, and the achievements are all wrapped around multiplayer so you might want to consider that.
as alot of other reviewers stated this game has very annoying checkpoints in single player mode (especially the elevator level). I would have been extremely upset paying $50 or $60 for this game but since I found it yesterday for $20 I feel a little better. I loved the Nintendo 64 game and that’s the only reason I got this, in a way I should have passed it up.
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Bought it for my teenage son. I liked it but he seemed to get bored with it. But that’s not unusual for him and he plays a lot of games. So he’s picky.
fun game, although there is a disturbing lack of Lizard Men
I really wanted to like this game…I really did. As I was playing it I found all sorts of reasons the do so. The graphics were good, the gameplay was glitch-free as far as I’ve seen, the story wasn’t all that bad (granted it was weak, but how many Turok games have really had a solid story?), and the gameplay mechanics were interesting. However, there were just a few problems that kept me from really enjoying it.The biggest problem I encountered was the fact that checkpoints could be almost 30 minutes apart (depending on how quickly you blaze through). One tends to get fed up with a game the second or third time you die and lose all the hard work you just put into sneaking up on guards and stealth killing your way across the battlefield. I guess I’ve been spoiled by “save anywhere” games, but there is a reason for this…the “save anywhere” system is simply the best (if you disagree, that’s fine…but I don’t understand why, perhaps you’d prefer it if games still had “extra lives” too?).The other problems are mostly minor, so I don’t feel I need to write a huge piece about them, but they and the save issue adds up to making an otherwise enjoyable game a chore.
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Ok so for the price it cant be beat i got it for […] here on amazon. Id recommend this game but only because for how cheap it costs just one of the games i picked up to pass the time until COD MW2
Not near as good as the original, my first video game ever, from the N64 platform.
Brenda R. –
My son like this game and it was in great condition.
N. Durham –
Remember Turok: Dinosaur Hunter? One of the original launch titles way back when for the Nintendo 64, Turok enjoyed a solid series of FPS’ over the next few years, and then just vanished (mainly thanks to then publisher Acclaim going under). Well, Turok is back in action and in familiar settings, as he takes on baddies, mutants, and of course, dinosaurs. The game gets off to a great start as you are fully engulfed in Turok’s dangerous environments, but sadly it doesn’t take too long to see just what all Turok has to offer. The redundant enemies, areas, and an overall feeling of the linear are fully on display with Turok, which offers little in the way of surprises after you first put some time into the game. Graphically speaking, Turok gets the job done, but you’ll play far better looking FPS’ on the XBox 360, and the texture glitches don’t help the cause here either. Flaws aside, Turok has a fair share of good points as well: the game’s musical score is fantastic, there is a very nice assortment of weapons and are implemented quite well, the dinos look and sound good, and co-op and multiplayer options are solid. All in all, you’ll certainly play better FPS’, but for what it’s worth, Turok is a fun, albeit flawed, shooter that is better than the sum of its parts.
34 people found this helpful
Mane –
Im not gonna lie i didnt buy this one for me, but the time i have with this game it gave this impresion, good graphics, nice weapons and the ability to use two weapons at once,… the bow and the knife… anyway its all good but it gets anoying at somepoint… its kind of the same thing over and over… and the history well…. not that good.
F. O. –
My 12 yr old twins enjoy playing this game on-line with their friends. It has good graphics and game play. Story mode is average when not on-line, but on-line play is fun with 4 different game modes: capture the flag, assault capture the flag, free for all, and team death match.
Matt Baker –
I have owned a lot of action games in the past, and Turok brought back memories of playing it on N64. I love this game and i recommend it to everyone over 17+ due to Mature Graphics. When it comes to the In-Play Graphics, I think it could have been a lot better for XBOX 360!
Michael J. Tresca –
Ever since I saw
Jurassic Park
, I had a newfound respect for Tyrannosaurus Rex. Forget dragons: a T-Rex is a terrifying killing machine, and Jurassic Park made it clear that you didn’t just see one of these monsters coming, you actually felt its presence. Of course, my love for dinosaurs started well before that, back when I was in elementary school. What’s sad is that I wanted dinosaur curtains, dinosaur bedspreads, dinosaur anything — and back then there WERE no dinosaur-themed stuff for kids. Now my one-year-old wears a new dinosaur-themed outfit practically every day.It’s probably no surprise that I’m fond of
Jurassic Fight Club
, which matches two (or more) dinosaurs in tail-to-head combat. The speculation and history lessons are fun, but the actual computer graphic battles in all their bloody glory left me itching for something more. And that more is Turok.Turok is a first-person shooter, but the thrill is in the use of the bow and the knife to silently take out your enemies. Dinosaur combat is less about shooting them and more about pressing the right combination of buttons to fend it off; the combination changes with each dinosaur attack, which keeps Turok fresh with sudden mini-games that are thrust suddenly upon you.The other neat element is that dinosaurs are animals at heart. They run from explosions, sniff out prey, and can be lured into traps. My personal favorite: shooting a flare over a grenade, a dinosaur wanders over to sniff it and…BOOM! Instant meat shower! The dinosaurs are more forces of nature than enemies; there are plenty of opportunities to have shoot-outs with better-armed and armored opponents.This is the first game to really do the T-Rex justice. Showdowns with this monster (which, I’m pleased to report, happen frequently) always end in horrible carnage. The great voice acting and slick script only add to the paranoid atmosphere. There’s even a shout-out to Aliens, complete with flamethrowers and giant bugs.Remember that scene in
Predator
, where the Native American, Billy, stays behind to take on the alien with jut a knife? His off-screen death was really lame. Turok’s much better answer: Hell yeah, an Indian can take on a dinosaur…give him a knife, and he can stab a T-Rex to death with it!
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takethekman –
I really wanted to like this game….To me this game wasn’t fun at all. The movements are slow and awkward; There are times when you are being attacked and you can’t even tell where it’s coming from, mostly due to clumsy, plodding controls that don’t allow you to react as quickly as you would like. The graphics to me were far from ‘next gen’; While very creative in theory, the graphics are often muddy and not very well defined(esp. when compared to a game like ‘Drake’s Fortune’ or even ‘Far Cry’, which both had great jungle look to them…). The creatures are cool, but you are often outnumbered…and with the sub par controls, you’re usually dead meat. I have been playing FPS’s for a long time, and while I’m not the best, I’m def not a novice. I know when I died because of my idiocy and when I died because of a control issue. This doesn’t even control as well as games from 4 or 5 years ago, like ‘DOOM 3’, ‘Return to Castle Wolfenstein; Tides of War’, and ‘Killzone’. I guess I just found this really boring and not up to snuff. I didn’t really care about the story, and the action was more annoying than fun. I don’t understand why this game wasn’t made into the game it could have been. Hard to believe no one spoke up and said ‘Hey, this isn’t good enough…’. Or maybe they did, and were promptly fired. Play at your own risk; A rental at best.
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Christopher Trim –
I have been playing Turok since its initial launch on the N64 to its evolution to the PS2 and X-Box. I was rather upset when the game just disappeared when Acclaim went under. Let me tell you, when I first heard of this new Turok coming out I was even more excited than I was when Halo 3 was released. I waited and watched for this game as its launch date approached nearer and nearer and the moment it was released to the public I purchased it, and I was happy with what I saw.Graphics: Although they were not the best graphics I’ve ever seen they were still very beautiful to look at. It seemed that the game designers concentrated more on the characters than on the background, a fatal flaw for most games, but I found that I did not mind as the gameplay was extremely intense. The backgrounds of the game, while extremely visually appealing, are very similar in nature. As you progress through the game you will only come across green, brown, yellow, yellowish-brownish-green, gray, blue, and grayish blue. Each background area is beautiful, but they are all essentialy the same. Now we reach the dinosaurs, the true stars of this game. Each dinosaur was created with such painstaking detail that it almost hurts me when I realize that I must kill them. Something that I really liked was the appearcne of blood on the dinos. The more you shoot them, the more blood paints their skin.Graphics Overview: The dinos are amazingly done, the humans were well done but could have been better, and the backgrounds are very beautiful but repetitive. 4/5Sound: In the jungle you can’t always see what’s stalking you, so you have to open your ears and listen lest you find yourself pinned to the ground with fanged jaws closing around your neck. The sound is very well done in this game. From the slight rustle you hear in the leaves to the low Boom of an incoming T-Rex approaching your position. Though you know what is coming, you still feel a sense of encroaching fear. The music is average at best. Quiet music plays during areas you need to be stealthy for and an intense piece of music plays while you either run for your life from Mama Scarface (the T-Rex) or are caught in a large scale Firefight when you are outnumbered by 20-1. The music isn’t the best but it’s placed in the appropriate areas, and although it doesn’t hurt the game, it doesn’t help it either.Sound Overview: The sounds made by dinos as they move toward you are scary and very well done but the music is par at best. 4/5Gameplay (Single Player): The single player campaign is fun, but it’s far to short and way to frustrating (for some people). The beginning of the game is very easy and straight forward, if you see something you kill it. ‘Nuff said. If a dino attacks you, pull out your knife and stab it in the head, say “Holy crap, that was awesome,” then continue on and do it again when you see another dino. The knife becomes little more than an instant kill button and you soon find out that in most areas gune are for pansies. The game isn’t very forgiving of your mistakes. You make a single mistake on Normal mode and you may live to tell about it, but on the other difficulties you will find yourself at your last checkpoint faster than you can say “Crap.” This brings me to the checkpoints. They are very few and far between. For every one checkpoint that you find you may have found 3 or 4 if you were playing Halo or Gears of War. This makes the game very frustrating sometimes as you just carved a bloody swathe through your enemies and are inches away from a checkpoint that took you 20 minutes to reach only to be shot in the back by the one guy lucky enough to avoid your weapons, and now you have to start the 20 minute cycle, hoping that you kill them all this time. Lastly, we arrive at the boss fights. This is a shooter that has intense battles at regular intervals and boss fights that actually feel like boss fights. Like old school shooters, the bosses have weaknesses that you must find and exploit or else you die. The boss fights are very reminescent of the old school shooters of the golden age of video games, and although not as good as they could have been, are the shining points of this game. A very frustrating part of the game is the sensitivity of your turning. It’s to sluggish at its standard setting, making it hard for you to react to incoming attacks. Tweaking the sensitivity takes time and uses a lot of trial and error, either overshooting your enemy because you turn to fast, or falling short. Once you find the right setting for yourself you will be surprised how much easier it is to catch enemies before they attack you.Gameplay (Single Player) Overview: While the game is fun it gets repetitive. The bosses actually feel like bosses. The checkpoints are very frustrating. 3/5Gameplay (Multiplayer): Multiplayer is perhaps the most fun this game has to offer. There are several maps, all of which are infested with dinosaurs and other hazards that seperate you and your team from the opposing side. This offers some interesting variety to the see an enemy and kill him that all multiplayer shooting games seem to have adopted these days. They now add the see an enemy, stalk him, avoid dinosaurs, kill him without being noticed by any enemies. Or, you could stick your victim with a flair and watch as the dinosaurs, who are attracted to shiny things, attack the now shiny person. You could even stick a dino with a sticky bomb and watch it run at a group of your enemies, detonate the bomb, and watch with satisfaction as the dino and all of your unfortunate enemies explode in a hail of body parts. The only downfall I find with Turok’s multiplayer is the fact that it does not include the ability to play with two or more people on one system, you can only play with multiple people via X-Box Live, or the PS3 online network.Gameplay (Multiplayer) Overview: Very fun. Adds variety to a repetitive style of multiplayer gameplay. Can’t play multiplayer on your own X-Box. A nice break from games like Halo and Gears of War. 4/5 (Only because you can’t play multiplayer on one X-Box.)Gameplay (Multi-Player Co-Op): Co-Op for this game has an independant story that is very loosely tied into the main game. The co-op portion of the game is hard, and so you don’t underestimate the difficulty of this game I will repeat the above statement. The co-op portion of the game is HARD. It is so hard that it is nigh impossible to complete with any less than 4 players. You are so outnumbered and outgunned that if one player makes a mistake the rest of the team is almost assured defeat. But fear not, you are given multiple lives, 2 each if I remember correctly, and are rewarded with a full stock of lives, if you lost any, each time you reach a checkpoint. The co-op portions are short, only about as long as one single mission from the main story, and there are only three co-op missions in total, and they offer very little in replay value. All in all, they only give you about an evening worth of pleasure.Gameplay (Multiplayer Co-Op) Overview: The difficulty of these missions makes it very fun for you and a few friends to team up and tackle it just for the sake of overcoming a challenge. Far to short. 3/5Overall, Turok is a solid game. It could have been better, but then again so could every game ever made. This game feels like an old school shooter, which I love, and has great boss battles. Although the game is off to a rocky start because of some serious flaws in its design, it has the potential to grow into a franchise that rivals the original N64 Turok. The game designers are taking a step in the right direction. With a little more polishing and a longer game they could have a shooter that rivals even Halo and Gears of War.Overall:Graphics: 4Sound: 4Gameplay (Single Player): 3Gameplay (Multiplayer): 4Gameplay (Multiplayer Co-Op): 3Average: 3.6 (Closer to 4)(This game is not for everyone. I know people who despise this game with a passion, and I know people who loved it so much that they have actually sold their copies of Halo. Download the demo via Xbox Live Marketplace, it’s free, and try the game before you buy it.)
16 people found this helpful
P. Beason –
There is a ridiculous amount of foul language in the game and the lack of options such as: subtitles, audio control, etc. take away from the experience. With that in mind the graphics are solid and the gameplay is decent. I think Firestone was so obsessed with having Ron Pearlman the infamous (Hell Boy) playing a role they forgot to make the game more in tune with other games that have withstood the test of time like Halo.
Jane Bucey –
Sadly this item does not work, a big nChristmas dissapointment. No longer have the shipping label can you send me the address to mail it to? Thank you.