I don't understand either but I suppose people who are not very familiar with how dinosaurs should look would take a mediocre design as a good representation of the animal. Among other things I never liked the derpy face of the Jurassic World Apatosaurus. When I was younger I could get behind most JW designs but now that I know more about dinosaur anatomy a lot of them simply look like if plastic toys came to life.
This game is slowly really meeting my expectations on a Zoo game. Especially with dinosaurs and other extinct animals out there. I may consider buying Prehistoric Kingdom hopefully in the future. Hopefully I have enough data to download and run the game for my gaming laptop.
Well, I just hope the PK developers will add Paleozoic (Anomalocaris, Cameroceras, Pterygotus, Ichthyostega, Arthropleura, Dimetrodon, e.t.c.), Marine (Mosasaurus, Megalodon, e.t.c.) & Aerial (Pteranodon, Argentavis, e.t.c.) species for Prehistoric Kingdom after the Early Access is finished & released, right👍😉🦂🐙🦖🦕🦤🦍🦣🌎🌍🌏🌐🌌
@@Galaxys0825 the prehistoric kingdom devs confirmed it in the official discord server, we know it isn't dimetrodon and its much less popular than dimetrodon too
Crytivo wants to add all they can; this is a huge passion project, but I'm sure they don't want to promise too much and not deliver enough. Maybe one day.
The dinos look good! The Brontosaurus is a cute chonk~ Looking forward to seeing the in-game Anky. 4:33 Beautiful - has a balloon and everything, the very depiction of happiness! The hunting bets, the nostalgia! One day. Thanks for keeping us in the loop, BIS! EDIT: Some of those bloopers are low-key terrifying.
Not gonna lie, kinda glad that dinosaur-eating-human animations aren’t in the game yet cause that would give PK a Jurassic Park vibe which it isn’t (unpopular opinion)
That name kinda feels confusing because there was actually a dinosaur that has name thunder. That being the Brontomerus. It did lived during the Jurassic era.
Brontosaurus means "thunder lizard", Brontomerus means "thunder thigh", and it was Brontosaurus that lived during the Jurassic. Brontomerus lived during the Early Cretaceous about 110 million years ago. Also that's more of a nitpick but Jurassic and Cretaceous are periods, the era is Mesozoic. And if it feels confusing shouldn't it me the other way around? Brontosaurus was named in 1879, while Brontomerus was named in 2011. Most people haven't even heard of the latter.
@@rogelioreyes79 Brontosaurus wasn't fictional, it's was just considered invalid and synonymous with Apatosaurus for a long time since 1903, but in 2015 it was found to be distinct enough to be it's own genus again.
@@rogelioreyes79 Movies and other pop culture appearances of Brontosaurus were because it had already become a popular name and people either didn't bother researching that it was invalid or used the name anyway because it sounds cooler than Apatosaurus. It's like how Jurassic World has Stygimoloch despite it also being an invalid genus and its remains actually representing a juvenile Pachycephalosaurus.
It's valid again since 2015. As a side note Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus are genera, not species. They both have multiple species: Apatosaurus ajax Apatosaurus louisae Brontosaurus excelcus Brontosaurus parvus Brontosaurus yahnahpin
