Jurassic Park: Game rip

Game info

Name: Jurassic Park
Characteristics: Action, Adventure, 1st-Person Perspective, 3rd-Person Perspective, Top-Down, Shooter, Licensed Title
Publishers: Infogrames, Sega, Ocean, Jaleco, Arcadia, EA, Universal, Amblin, SOJ
Developers: Blue Tongue, Sega, Ocean, Jon Woods Game, Dreamworks, Universal City Studios, Blue Sky Software
Original/port composers: Dean Evans (Amiga), Sam Powell (MegaDrive), Jonathan Dunn (NES)
Platforms:
Pinball
Sega GameGear - United States
Sega Master System (1993)
Game Boy (1993) - United States
Super NES (1993) - United States
Nintendo Ent. System (1993) - United States
Amiga (1993) - Europe
Sega Mega Drive (1993) - Europe
PC Dos (1993) - Europe
Sega GameGear (30 Jul 1993) - Japan
Sega Mega Drive (27 Aug 1993) - Japan
Sega Mega-CD (1994) - United States
Super NES (24 Jun 1994) - Japan
Sega Mega-CD (30 Sep 1994) - Japan
Arcade (1997)
Sega Saturn (23 Oct 1997) - Japan
PlayStation (23 Sep 1998)
PlayStation 2 (Unfinished)

Music info

Released: 30 Jul 1993
Related Plaform: Nintendo Ent. System
Format: Nintendo NES music (NSF)
Composer of these tunes: Jonathan Dunn
Source / Archiver / Ripper: Memblers
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 1
Num of subsongs: 11
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 14821 bytes

User reviews

• "Jonathan Dunn's best NES tunes here" (by Scooter Fox, 2 Oct 2005) [8/10]
  Dunn's style is easily recognizable, and his music for Jurassic Park is the best from those he made for Ocean's NES games. I really recommend downloading it and listening to it for at least few minutes.
  
  
• "'Listenable' music" (by aLoner, 7 Feb 2006) [10/10]
  This one is really 'listenable'great cool music, worth listen to.
  
  
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Music download

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Other music records from this game

Game rip [6/10]
Arranged/Remixed tunes
Game rip (Amiga)
Arranged/Remixed tunes (NES)
Arranged/Remixed tunes (SNES)
Game rip (SNES)
Game rip

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