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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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Sold the ps3 version as it was boring. No trophies,no unlockables and disney for some odd reasons closed the servers for the ps3 version. So I got it on xbox so i can at least beat the game and get some achievements while still play the multiplayer. By the way disney cancelled the sequel and fired the developers. screw disney
One person found this helpful
Dinosaurs, Weapons and annoying side characters. Well at least one of those was different.Turok is an FPS where you fight through hordes of different dinosaurs. The story isn’t bad, and more complicated than what I described.Graphics are good for the release time. Definately worth a play.Gameplay is smooth and works well.
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.
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Thank you so much for taking care of such a great game, i know i bought it used, but opening the case and looking at the disk it was flawless and for that i applaud that.
Awesome single player. Awesome online multiplayer.You need Turok! I was shocked at the production value, the polish, the famous name actors, the presentation, and the online multiplayer mode! Have not had this much fun in ages.Now, where’s Turok 2?5 stars!
Thank you so much for providing this item. I love this game. Very Fast shipping, and Good condition item. Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
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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Okay…. Just the fact the checkpoints are milesssss away from each other makes it not worthy of anyone’s time unless of course your an immortal and can spend til the end of days conquering this game. The aiming is quite terrible also, the enemy always seems to anticipate your bullets! Last I checked I had bought TUROK not MATRIX! terrible, one the last note the allies you have are extremely unreliable and will leave you cursing through the whole thing, because they either fall down, Don’t help, or stay right out in the open during a firefight.Sincerely,Not satisfied gamer.p.s. you can kill something with a knife way more then 2 or 3 ways you know?!?. Who the hell taught you how to use a knife Turok?!
Lets get one thing straight, nobody plays Turok Dinosaur Hunter games for any real reason other than just up and slaying dinoaurs… and this gameabsolutely delivers in bloody glory. The game is tons of fun to play but there’s a few game play snags here and there that kinda leave you pissed off at the game and developers for not ironing them out…. then you get rolling and the game becomes fun again. Absolutely a thumbs up and I’d probably rate it an 88%
Being a big fan of the original two Turok games for N64, I originally had high hopes for this. The developers had said that they understood what made the original games unique, and that they planned on staying true to the roots of the series. Of course, after I saw the initial reviews and watched some videos of the game in action, I was a little let down, and for whatever reason, ultimately ended up not purchasing the game.Fast forward over two years later, I saw the game selling for very cheap. It was an impulse purchase, but one I don’t regret in the slightest.Turok for Xbox 360 is very atmospheric, and in fact, does do a good job of staying true to the Turok name. The variety of locations ensures that you’ll never have to get bored of looking at the same area over and over. From dark and cramped caves, to bright green jungles, to a run-down enemy complex. While these sound like somewhat generic locales, the attention to detail really makes them feel real.Enemy AI is for the most part very good. They’ll flank you and team up together, ensuring a decent challenge. Dinosaur AI can be a bit hit or miss, but the main goal of this enemy type is mostly just to overwhelm you in close quarters.Unique gameplay mechanics include stealth kills with your bow and knife, and baiting dinos to attack enemy soldiers. Neither works perfectly, but you can still use these gameplay elements to your advantage. There’s nothing more satisfying than taking out an entire room of guards silently with your bow.The exploration element of past games is not as prevalent, as the levels are fairly straightforward, however there is still plenty of room for improvisation within each area. It’s obvious that the developers wanted to provide as many opportunities as possible for players to approach a situation.The cutscenes and story, while not amazing, got the job done, and were of high-quality.The only negative aspect would have to be the variety in weapons. Past games in the series had some of the craziest contraptions ever for players to use in the destruction of opponents….of course the infamous cerebral bore from Turok 2 is the first one to come to mind. Other than the bow and surprisingly effective knife, I mostly used the same basic plasma rifle throughout 80% of the campaign. None of the weapons stand out….just the usual sniper rifle, sub-machine gun, pistol, etc.I had a blast with this game, as there is never a dull moment. It is a short action packed adventure, full of explosive set-pieces that are sure to impress. Four stars.
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R. Vlk –
I got this game very quickly, and enjoyed it very much. It was interesting to see the evolution of this title from the Super Nintendo all the way up to the Xbox360. Overall, this game is worth the money.
Charlton Tyler Holmes –
Game is different than other shooters. Combat is repetitive but fun. Overall it’s a good game. I enjoy playing it. Look forward to future purchases.
William –
It’s not bad, but it’s not really good either.I was really looking forward to a good dino shooter, because we don’t see any of those being made anymore.However, I got Jurassic: The Hunted, and THAT is a great dino shooter. Even as a modest budget title, it knows how to deliver the goods. Get that one instead.This one is a poor halo rip-off, and strangely enough, dinosaurs are the minority of enemies you fight. The vast majority of enemies are the same gray, faceless, space-marines. They don’t even bleed when you shoot or stab them. They just produce sparks. It’s just dull, and sucks all the life and fun out it’s promising premise.
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Dillon StantonDillon Stanton –
It didn’t work
D. Tolson –
This game has received many negative, undeserved comments. I would like to clear the air and say that I had a blast playing it. The weapons are very cool and original, unlike many of the other FPS on the market. I think the game has stayed very true to it’s roots, kill dinosaurs and maniacs. The creators have managed to make one more Turok game without it feeling like a remake. I wish this could be said for many of the other FPs games that just keep repeating themselves ( Tom Clancy could take a lesson in this department ).The game play and controls are some of the best, and I have played all the big name FPS games. The knife kills take the melee attacks to a new level. The enviroments and backgrounds alone make the game worth playing. The A.I. will keeep you constantly moving, no more getting comfortable and picking your shots. You will have to think while you fight.The designers have clearly made a huge effort to stay away from the standard FPS format and really paid off. This game made me remember why I love video games.
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judy –
The game controls were poor and would get stuck when the character is walking. Like and the plot’s and gameplay is confusing, I got lost and trapped in a cave for an hour and turned the game off as I couldn’t get out. It’s kinda fun at the beginning but slowly turns into a lame and tame game. Not anything to brag about
VIKO –
No defects, good product.
Turok –
Fantastic game!! We’ll written story, great gunplay and let’s not forget the Dinosaurs haha
W. Newberry –
I have fond memories of the first Turok on the N64. The original was a very good ,well balanced game. I really enjoyed it. But this version leaves allot to be desired. The levels are painfully linear ,while that’s not always a bad thing,it’s just that in the jungle I had hoped for a more open jungle environment. The knife is also insanely overpowered against the majority of the dino’s ,usually one screen prompted LT pull and there dead in an instant. While this also ins’t such a bad thing, but unfortunatley what it advertently does is take away some of the suspense of being hunted by dino’s. Like the first game I remember being tense and worried about the next dino encounter ,this game quickly lets you know with a knife in your hand ,you can kill them in one fell swash of the blade. I digress though the very last boss battle is a sight to behold,you actually encounter 3 large T-rex’s throughout the game, but the VERY last one is HUGE and looks quite good. Unfortuneatley a few well placed shotgun blasts to the head and he’s down fairly easy. The last 2 levels actually are better than the first 80% of the game. I wish the devs had started there and moved up. You’ll also encounter human enemies which all can be fed to the dino’s with some manipulation from you,but this is more gimmick than a deep,meaty part of the gameplay. While I have fond memories of the first game’s entire package , This version uses too many ,tired and overdone FPS staples. I expected much more from the Turok series and I had high hopes this game would’ve been much better. Instead you get a linear ,cookie cutter FPS ,with some dino’s thrown in for the fun of it. I had imagined an open vast area ,with a bow on my back and a knife in my hand. Maybe some weird combination of Just Cause open-ness combined with the gameplay mechanics of the first game. But instead you get a linear,basic coridoor shooter disguised as an open jungle game. It’s worth a playthrough for the LAST BOSS ,and the last 2 levels offer up some good FPS gameplay action. But I hold TUROK to high standards, if I was producer or developer I would’nt have signed off this game as being done. Turok deserves more respect. But for $20 it’s a good deal IMO. PEACE
M. Grobis –
Compared to top-notch FPSs like Halo and Bioshock, Turok doesn’t measure up. However, if you take Turok for what it is, it’s, in my opinion, a good game.Gameplay could be better but it’s at least satisfactory. Expect to die fairly frequently but Turok is not a run-and-gun game; you have to plan your attack (which is why you have stealth weapons like the bow and knife). The dual-wielding of almost every weapon helps in the harder parts. Personally, I like my enemies to be a little hard to kill, no one or two-shot kills. Turok delivers this (sometimes a bit over-the-top, like when you’re fighting several enemies at once). Once again, Turok doesn’t compare to top-tier games like Halo, but it’s pretty high second-tier. Once you get the gameplay down it’s exciting and action-packed.The graphics and storyline impressed me (and I’m used to graphics-heavy games like Gears of War). The voice acting is great without exception and the visuals for the most part are really good.After reading mixed reviews about Turok, I rented it and had a blast. I’ll be buying it as soon as I can to continue the carnage, hah.
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