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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 play Shooters religiously, Rainbow 6 Vegas, COD 4, Gears of War are arguably some of the best shooters around. And yes, Halo 3 was good as well. I remember seeing the Turok game for the first time many years ago and being captured by the overall gameplay and of course the weapons. But this time around it doesn’t live up to the hype. The graphics are not what you would expect for a next generation game, no where near COD4. Also, any game that doesn’t offer a full Co-op story mode gets a negative notch from me. If Halo is one of the biggest selling shooters of all time, everyone should use the features they offer as the blueprint to build on, like full co-op story mode. Sadly I’ll be taking this game back and will buy Army of Two instead.
5 people found this helpful
My young son couldn’t wait to continue our tradition of Turok starting back with the great Nintendo 64 titles, so imagine my chagrin when I immediately found that the only multi-player choice for this game was xbox LIVE. Give us a break guys. Always offer a multi-player choice…always.
7 people found this helpful
Dont get me wrong it’s got a decent story line but the game play is bland, the knife kills are about the only thing I enjoyed about the actual gameplay, choppy graphics etc etc but what it all boils down to; would I recommend this game to anyone I knew? No, plan and simple
Turok is disappointing for multiple reasons, but perhaps even more so because parts of the game really aren’t so bad. There are some occasions when the game opens up a bit and offers us some large outdoor arenas to do battle in with sneaky vantage points scattered around the level. It’s brilliantly satisfying to sit back with the bow and arrow (which should be in more shooters), picking off the occasional soldier while watching a dinosaur wreak havoc with the rest of the group. In fact, taken as a pure shooter, it can be quite entertaining. The guns are satisfyingly potent and the action often pacey and intense. Despite the fundamental awfulness of most of the game mechanics, there were moments while playing Turok that I realized I was having fun. Unfortunately these moments are few and far between.The story is incredibly derivative and cliche ridden “borrowing” from almost every 1980s action movie. This is made worst by the fact that the game takes itself seriously. These flaws might have even worked in the games favor had they taken a tongue in cheek approach. The story essentially sees the title character Turok (who is now a generic space marine) going up against his mentor after he turned bad for reasons that aren’t exactly clear. There is an odd-couple paradigm to the story too. Your main ally is Slater (voiced by Ron Perlman). Apparently he blames you for the death of his brother some years ago, but this isn’t really explained that well either, and the result is that you simply don’t care. Odd-couple pairings only work with fabulous writing. This just makes you want to shoot your companion in the head, but you can’t, because he’s plot-essential. It gets tiresome very quick.One of the worst aspects of the game is the AI. It is horrible. Your “buddy” Slater insists you hang back and follow his lead, then will not move a muscle until you have cleared out an entire area in front of him or until you have stood in one particular spot that triggers him to continue. Slater runs into you, blocks your path, and just occasionally hovers in mid-air. The AI of the enemy is a little bit better. The enemy goons take cover and work as a team for the most part.One would think a vast jungle-covered planet should have presented a wealth of opportunity for open planing gameplay. Unfortunately the developers have created a corridor shooter, then replaced the walls with rocks and the ceiling with a skybox. Checkpoint placement is the cardinal sin the developers make when it comes to level design. The placement of checkpoints in this game really defies logic. In harder parts of the game checkpoints are simply too spread out meaning you sometimes have to redo lengthy sections of the game even on lower difficulties (I remember one particular elevator sequence that brought me to the edge of rage quit numerous times). Strangely enough checkpoints seem to be in an abundance at easier parts of the game where they are totally unnecessary.The graphics is something of a mixed bag. The game renders some things very well such as the glimmer of the sun’s rays on a metallic surface or the animations of the characters during the cut-scenes. However most other areas it fails staggeringly. Reflection effects are applied to pretty much everything other than grass, meaning the otherwise pretty dinosaurs often resemble cellophane-wrapped children’s toys. The art style is very generic, appearing to be a sloppy mish-mash of Gears of War, Killzone and Unreal Tournament whilst retaining non of the aesthetically pleasing aspects of either.There are far better shooters around, meaning there’s very little reason to spend money on this one. I still look at the Turok franchise with fond memories but if this is the future of the series, then perhaps our memories is where it should have remained.
O.K. so I don’t know why I trusted the commercials for this. I almost always take ANY commercial with a grain of salt. But something about dinosaurs and Native American bloodlines on a next gen system sent my imagination into an overload of hope and potential. First and for most, the only thing in this game that looked remotely decent were the dinosaurs. And even then they didn’t look as good as a next gen console should. The humans in the game were looking like something off my original Xbox. Pathetic. Then comes game play. Throughout the beginning of the game (which is all I played) I had no feeling of any freedom of where to go. I felt very much like I was in a heard. Then when you fight the dinosaurs, and they get close enough you have to hit a couple buttons to do some “fatality” type move. It happens WAY to often. and gets boring right quick. I ended up trading in the game cause I couldnt take the repetitive nature and the sub par graphics.
One person found this helpful
I loved the old Turok for N64. There were three specific aspects of the game that I loved.1) Ridiculously huge nasty gun selection consisting of fun items like the razor wind, the shredder, and my personal favorite, the cerebral bore. All of which fit nicely in your magical medicine bag2) Dump trucks of blood and gore. I loved being able to decapitate, eviscerate and amputate my way through enemies.3) The thoroughly awesome science fiction aspects of the story. You are Turok ;the last in a long line of mystically destined Native American hunters, cast into an alternate dimension where you must battle cybernetically modified, turbo, dinosaur mutant, alien, monsters being controlled by ancient Lovecraftian aliens and mutant god things. It just can’t get better than that!The new Turok has none of this. You are a space marine named Turok. The game is basically a lame rip off of Gears of War. You have mostly two types of enemies: enemy patrol guys that don’t even bleed, and dinosaurs which you mostly kill by jabbing them in the head with your combat knife. The dino kills with the knife are incredibly repetitive and only require one button push. It usually isnt even worth it to shoot them because they run around so fast. You can only carry 5 weapons at a time and two are a bow and knife. I am so sick of this forced realism in games. I want to be able to switch between flame throwers, missile launchers, shotguns etc. The massive weapon selection was one of the best aspects of the game.To sum it up1) Smaller, less imaginative weapon selection; of which you can only carry a few at a time2) Greatly reduced blood and gore.3) Almost complete removal of the original sci-fi storyline. You are a space marine; you crash on a planet with dinosaurs. That is pretty much the extent of the science fiction in this game.I got this game used for $6 and it is barely worth
One person found this helpful
The game just sucks. It would be great if the online wasn’t so bad and the achievements were better.
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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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.
11 people found this helpful
Shawny Alan –
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
Kiplerr –
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.
M. Jacobson –
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