This is considered the 6th hardest game on GBA. It looks like the type of game where you have to specifically memorize every enemy spawn and such and, looking at the footage, it looks like this person has absolutely mastered the game.
Really? I always thought it was quite easy and short. Never heard anybody calling this game difficult until today. Maybe most people remember playing this with Tal'Set and that could be why, because if you do it with Djunn you really don't even need to use any weapon but his melee attack.
@@turn7boom108 I mean unless I know that for a fact, I wouldn't accuse people of doing that. There are some games which are very difficult that I can complete in one sitting almost effortlessly through practice. So I don't wanna discount someone else.
Same here. I lost my copy, because my mom lost her purse. I was very sadden by it. Might have to find me a copy of this game again. Maybe I'll emulate it out of nostalgia sakes. It's funny that I use to play turok evolution, because at the same time when I was traveling to honduras to see family, I was introduced to metal slug X.
At 19 or 20 years old is when I would have first seen this title; I grew up with the N64 original Turok saga + Daikatana... although I honestly didn't play much of Daikatana sadly and would love to buy this title for the original Onyx tinted N64 device/unit.
This GBA version along with Turok 2: Seeds of Evil escaped my clutches and became myths and hearsay just like Dinosaurs & Early men/women. There is no time like the present, literally, so I might as well buy a used Nintendo Gameboy Advance and these 2 titles to finally see what all hoopla was all about! 😟🤷🏼♂️😂😳
I remember back in 2002 me and my mom moved out to bumfuck nowhere and this was the only game i had for my gameboy. Even had the light attachment lol. This game kept me from dying of boredom.
Great graphics, large stages, and fairly good sound. The design is just wayyy too difficult!!! Enemies appear out of thin air, and many hits are unavoidable.
best turok game for the gameboy turok was always a classic game character the gameplay kicks ass the graphics awesome the sound good the music great overall i give this 9 out of 10 i bought this at a boot sale a few years back loose cart for a pound well worth it if you like this game check out operation c for the orinigal gameboy that kicks ass and a shit load of fun
Haven't finished the video yet, now I'm excited to see what the end is like!! Remember when Echo The Dolphin did something similar with it's final level/ boss 😅 giant scary eldritch alien!
There’s a secret ending to this game, if you go to options select the difficulty from normal to pro and beat the entire game without taking any damage and chose to not to kill Bruckner, the secret ending reveals Tal’set returning back home and lived happily as an old man with his tribe thriving once again.
This game looks good to me but doesn't look like a Turok game. Turok is usually based on exploring as well, and this seems more linear and straight forward, while most Turok games had me scratching my head on where to go next and going back to certain areas only to find out that i missed something. I guess if you're a fan of Contra you'd like this game. I am a fan of both, but this game probably would've been better off as a seperate game, Not a part of the Turok series.But that's just me.
Lol, I only watched a few minutes and I see that in this game you see your weapon wheel, Turok can actually climb down ladders, has decent jump physics and he can fall from more than 2 feet high without breaking his hip. It's funny to see how many things the GBA got right that the FPS version screwed up.
The one boss between the 35-36 minute mark sounded like he was making the death sound the Arch Vile makes from the Doom games. Except it sounds like it gets cut off fairly quickly. Maybe I'm just hearing things. The music in the spaceship level reminds me of the Ravencroft level in the 90s Spiderman game based on the 90s cartoon. Those guitar riffs sound similar. Plus the level afterward, the opening beat reminded me of Party Man, from the now late Prince. Then the music kinda shifted into giving off a similar feel to the level The Revolution from Battletoads.
Rob Schneider Gus Matthews David Spade Richie Goodman Jon Heder Clark Reedy and Nick Swardson Howie Goodman from The BENCHWARMERS 2006 Baseball ⚾ Movie will Join the Adventure in Turok Evolution
Aw man, forgot I had this game... untill I sold all of my Gameboy, Color, and Advance games at a fucking flee market back when I was 15 Fucking kill me, please -_-
logan It's the lost lands. It's basically a dimensional anomaly that pulls many things from multiple time periods into a central planet. Dinosaurs vs. Aliens vs. The U.S. Army? Totally legit.
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