I'm not proud of this, but I actually do really enjoy this game. I played it a ton on GCN. Except the flying levels. They are terrible. Cool weapons, a Halo ripoff stage in the mountain ascent level, a stealthy level with poison arrows that make enemies vomit to death? What's not to love? The Zoo cheat is pretty cool too, even if it's mostly made for sadists to kill dinos and animals that can't fight back. Still an interesting cheat. Remember cheat codes? That weren't paid DLC? Sigh....
genuinely so happy to see someone else brought up the zoo cheat lol I'm in my late 20s and had the OG Turok games as a kid and I dunno, even for a not so great XBOX game, it felt cool to me to just walk by and see a T-Rex in a wide enclosure lol.
I also enjoyed this game a whole lot. The weapons were fun, shooting enemies left a nice mess and the enemies were still interesting (unlike some other Turok game that was kinda bland).
I actually liked it too, even when playing it recently. I liked the flying too, though I just enjoy flying games in general (as long as it's not terrible). It's not like Rogue Squadron, but fun enough.
I loved playing this on GameCube when I was younger. I realise it’s not a great game though, but younger me didn’t care. I mainly loved that gory intro with the reptile dude getting an axe to the face!
Turok evolution was one of the games that made me realize that just because it has the name of an all time favorite game series doesn't mean that it has the same love and care put into it as it's predecessors. And it's worse knowing the tragedy of Acclaim. R.i.p The OST and story is good tho.
The 1:23 select sound effect from Devil May Cry nearly destroyed me XD Really threw me for a loop because a friend of mine is playing through DMC 3-5 today.
Fun Fact: The Dino on the box art is also on a unrelated painting kit I bought from a cheap Asian store. It was one of those comes with 4 different colours, paint this little statue sort of toy and it's the EXACT same picture. Lol, like the heck? They borrow this picture?? Nice video 🙂
There's a graphic design/sign making studio in my home town that also used that dinosaur as their logo for a long time. I am convinced that it's some stock art image from somewhere.
One of my favorite parts of this game was shooting an enemy with a poison arrow, and then blowing up their head just as the wretching animation started. If you time it right, their headless body stands there vomiting from its neck before falling over. Hilariously disturbing.
Like beating someone in Skyrim till their on their knees screaming for you to stop. Then stopping to let them back up just to repeat the beating and feast on the crying...before the backward suplex murder in the street.
Also if it happens that the enemy happens to stand close enough to a cliff (or any high place) so that the vomit falls off the edge it turns into waterfall of sick, becouse the game spawns as many vomit particels as it can during that animation and they only cease to be until they hit the floor. And if that floor is 20m down bellow...
4:05 Fart jokes are low-hanging fruit for comedy, but in the context of someone farting (with an echo) after being headshotted by an arrow, it gave me a damn good chuckle. The dramatic scream on the next kill worked, too 🤣
thats a stock fart sound effect, i know because random videos like this have this sound effect in it. this is like the 5th random video i heard this sound effect in so thats how in recognize it
Once you get the hang of the charge timing with the club (you can hold the attack button to charge the club swing and hit much harder with the spiked end of it) it's one of the best weapons in the game. Very effective against the raptors and baboons at-least.
I remember that the TEK bow was actually a straight downgrade from the starting bow in this game. There was a bug with the starter bow where if you tapped the shoot button without charging the arrow at all, it would not drop. But if you charged it, then the arrow had physics applied to it. So by just tapping it quickly enough you had a perfect accuracy hitscan bow - and it didn't work with the TEK bow.
weirdly enough turok evolution is my favorite game on GameCube, I never really knew about the older ones on n64 but for what it is I think its still pretty good and the multiplayer for it for its time was the best fun that the people in my friends group had in a shooter, like I get a lot of the common gripes with it but I still think its like an 8/10 but maybe that's just me
Man Rage Wars was a gem. I played that way more than I had any business doing. Unlockable characters, skins, upgrades...I became a killing machine with the fleas.
I'll still never forget about why acclaim had such a great demise in 2004. By the way turok 2 will always be a favorite of mine. 😉😁 Sure wish turok evolution and turok 3 would've used a follow up.
To answer your question Matt, Tal’Set is both the Turok from the original Turok comics as well as the one you play as in Turok Dinosaur Hunter. The Acclaim Turok was the guy on the cover art to Dinosaur Hunter in at least America. You play as that one in Turok 2.
I think the Turok games can be a lot of fun. I’d love to see a playthrough of Dinosaur Hunter. I love the world that they created in The Lost Land and I think seeing it explored would be really cool to see.
Man, used to blast this in my PS2 back in the day. Even if its a rough one, its a fun experience. Good for an hour or two of playing and forgetting that Microtranscations and Live Sevices exist.
Also, child me would kill every possible animal before advancing to he next level, and I had no idea you can kill a toucan. Congrat Matt, you overplayed a psyco kid!
I remember my mom bought this game for my Bro & I for our Gamecube 1st around Christmas time because she thought we'd be more excite to play this cooler/edgier game than say, Mario Sunshine or Luigi's Mansion. Well it's the thought that counts.
This game is still awesome despite its flaws, hopefully we will get the planned but unproduced sequel where we would get to fight Lord Tyrannus. For anyone interested Nightdive studios (the team that remastered Turok 1 and 2) released the official pitch on their twitter account it’s called Turok Resurrection
I’ve grown to love the flying sections. It’s really fast paced and easier to master than from what I remember. The game is rushed but was and is still super fun to play and beast the levels. Taking little to no damage when you are on the lift going from one tower to the next fighting the ships. Weapon comboing the enemies. I always love using a explosive arrow then switching to the shotgun and pumping it with the secondary running up to them while they try to get back on their feet.
Aye, this game is a prequel to Dinosaur Hunter only because Tal'Set (aka the greatest warrior who has held the Turok mantle) stars in both. The next wave of games, Game Boy included, would have the Fireseed family as the protagonists, Joshua being the most important member of the lineage. Also, it's interesting how the GBA version of Evolution is literally a Contra/Metal Slug-esque game.
I remember having this on my ps2 as a kid, the look controls were inverted by default and being a dumb kid I had no idea how to change it. I usually died when the little raptors bumrush you because it makes me panic and forget the controls are inverted, so I accidentally look skyward and start swinging my axe in the air lol. Never really got past the first few minutes of the first level, but I remember me and my brother playing the multiplayer and spamming cerebral bores at each other. Good times.
all it really needs is better controls, higher fov, maybe better lighting/shadows, refined letters/hud, the game is pretty much good to go, it supports 250 fps, that's crazy
I remember this was the first FPS I ever played around when it released. Playing Deathmatch with some relatives, I remember seeing "Respawn" for the first time and thought it was a messed up term, like we were fishpeople or something
Me and my brothers loved the gamecube version as kids, but mostly because we didn't understand the story (we knew little english) and the multiplayer was funny since you could play as randos brandishing a bone axe like crazy. Ah, good times just messing around.
All I can say that as a kid was one of the first FPS I’ve ever played on the GameCube… with cheats! But actually going through it as an adult I noticed how much it runs like ass on PS2 and how the GameCube version is superior but man I never realized how bad it was lol
The cute little lunchbox turned out to hold the guts of a state-of-the-art gaming PC more powerful than the almighty PS2 and only outclassed by the Xbox.
The main character of Evolution is Tal'Set, who has a fairly interesting history with the canon. See, the original Turok game was based off of the Turok: Dinosaur Hunter comic series by Valiant since Acclaim only just recently acquired Valiant and hadn't kicked off their series of Turok comics just yet, so technically T:DH has literally nothing to do with Turok 2, since Seeds of Evil was the first of the games to be based off of Acclaim's Turok. In Valiant's Turok, the story centers around 2 protagonists named Turok and Andar, the former being the playable character in T:DH. In Acclaim's Turok, the story mostly focuses Joshua Fireseed, who is player character in T2:SOE. Turok Evolution is meant to be a prequel to T:DH but is still canon to the Acclaim Multiverse, which complicates things as you can imagine.
One of my favorite things about this game is the 'Zoo' level you can find through cheats lol. Just walk by and see a T-Rex roaring at you from an enclosure. If you turn to your left, you might see a crocodile or raptor! Or maybe even a deer! I dunno, it just felt like a nice touch lol. Even more so that you can still die in this level. So, you could jump over the barricade and go ham on the zoo animals.
Still vividly remember this being the first ever game i actually refunded and that's saying something. Mom and me had to make an hour long trip to the nearby city the next day just to do so. Kid me always was extremely lenient on what i thought was good enough content to keep and this one even had fucking dinosaurs but the ps2 version was horrible in my memory
yeah the ps2 version is the only version with bad input lag, good thing you refunded it because beating the bird levels were a nightmare the input took 2 seconds when you were turning which caused me to crash unfairly.
My first PS2 game way back in 2003. I remember those graphics at the time were really solid and epic in the grand scale levels later in the game. Specifically the castle and floating city levels stood out to me as something I hadn’t experienced yet, and wouldn’t experience again until Halo 2
Yes. Please ask night dive about T3 and Evolution remasters! You will certainly get their attention! Btw. Please do a full play through commentary. Rly enjoyed it.
I remember renting this on a Friday, playing it for an hour, then taking it back to the store and saying it didn't work so that I could exchange it for something else.
I don't care what anyone says. I love this game. The ambient wildlife, the soundtrack, the poison arrows, enemies surrendering if you shoot the gun out of their hands... so many great little things.
Also I’m glad I’m not the only one who wants a Rage Wars remaster as well as a Turok 3 remaster. I actually bought the remasters for 1 and 2 on Steam, Switch and PS4 to show my support for it.
@@slimey630 Maybe but remakes usually take as much effort and resources as a new game. And Evolution is pretty antiquated by now so I don't think there's much content they can reuse from that game and not modify it beyond recognition to compete with modern games so at that point just make a new game, especially since Evolution wasn't that successful anyway. But a remaster wouldn't hurt, I'm all down for that.
This was my introduction to the Turok franchise, with the ps2 version. Until the nightdive ports, this and the reboot were my only exposure to the series.
Would certainly like to see more of this game. The nostalgia is great! Though, it will test your patience with its rushed development jank. I see no harm in using chapter cheats to skip the flying if it's proving too much trouble. The mouse is way too sensitive, and I couldn't bother myself to setup a controller (if I'm not mistaken, the binds might not save when you exit out of the game). But if you have a steady hand and plenty of patience, there is some satisfaction to be had in beating the flight levels.
This was my first Turok game, before going back to Turok 2,1, and Rage Wars. I do think the older games had a better style to them, and is a shame this one didn't have a more cinematic story. I think there were even multiplayer characters who didn't show up in the campaign. However, this game did do well with the gore and trying to make the areas feel lively with all the animal models, unlike other games with empty and sometimes soulless open world landscapes.
Duuuude I could feel your pain of those horrendous flying segments. I seriously stopped playing about where you stopped. I seriously love 1 and 2 though!
They used the exact same design from Captain Harrison Love from the movie called The Mask of Zorro for Captain Bruckner in this game. I noticed that right away when I saw him in the instruction booklet way back in 2004.
I never hated the Turok series (at least the two N64 games I remember playing way back when), but to me Turok was always "the game we played whenever we hung out with that one kid who didn't have GoldenEye."
Me and my friend had a lot of fun with the multiplayer as a kid. The story...not so much. Tbh we didnt pay attention to the cutscene and couldnt figure out how to finish the levels
I bought the remastered versions of Turok 1 & 2 not too long ago, since it was a childhood favorite, but these games don't really hold up very well. The levels are too long and dying is too punishing. But I do love that they have a bunch of platforming sections. This was truly a weird time in FPS history.
Yeah definitely a game I was super excited for in my teen years(or preteen) I remember begging my mom for it,don’t remember much of initial play through but I do know I got to the last boss but never bothered to beat so there’s that
tbh I loved this game and when I started to rebuild my collection of games this one was one of the instant pick ups. also, on the place when you fight the horde of baboons I died so many times lol
I remember playing this on the Gamecube... and being kinda disappointed of how dull the game felt. Only redeeming thing I found was playing multiplayer with a friend and using the tomahawk on each other... amusingly, if you use the power attack by holding the button down, you can one-hit kill each other at the same time. Also one of the devs was at my art college (Art Institute) speaking to us about the development of this game sometime in the late 2000's... I sadly don't remember too much, but what I do recall was he explained one of the many reasons why the game did so badly was because there was too many hands making the game, such as one person was making one map and another person entirely from I think another team made another... and often the size of the maps were inconsistent to one another, so presumably you were normal human-sized in one level and the next level would've had you the size of an ant, so I guess there was a lot of wasted time and resources to resize them
sadly, i don't think we will never get a turok rage wars or 3. those where never ported to the pc unless they get the source code i guess(one day i hope)
I'm not proud of this, but I actually do really enjoy this game. I played it a ton on GCN. Except the flying levels. They are terrible. Cool weapons, a Halo ripoff stage in the mountain ascent level, a stealthy level with poison arrows that make enemies vomit to death? What's not to love?
The Zoo cheat is pretty cool too, even if it's mostly made for sadists to kill dinos and animals that can't fight back. Still an interesting cheat. Remember cheat codes? That weren't paid DLC? Sigh....
genuinely so happy to see someone else brought up the zoo cheat lol
I'm in my late 20s and had the OG Turok games as a kid and I dunno, even for a not so great XBOX game, it felt cool to me to just walk by and see a T-Rex in a wide enclosure lol.
I also enjoyed this game a whole lot. The weapons were fun, shooting enemies left a nice mess and the enemies were still interesting (unlike some other Turok game that was kinda bland).
I actually liked it too, even when playing it recently. I liked the flying too, though I just enjoy flying games in general (as long as it's not terrible). It's not like Rogue Squadron, but fun enough.
I played the multiplayer to death with my brothers we had tons of fun.
The game is fun outside the flying levels, and even funnier with the era's cheat and easter egg codes.
Dancing Lemurs. In a game predating the Madagascar movie.
. . .
10/10
Lemurs just do that in real life
I would love a playthrough of this done by Matt, the endgame gets *crazy*
It's not good but more like wow what the fuck is happening.
I'd watch it.
I loved playing this on GameCube when I was younger. I realise it’s not a great game though, but younger me didn’t care. I mainly loved that gory intro with the reptile dude getting an axe to the face!
Turok evolution was one of the games that made me realize that just because it has the name of an all time favorite game series doesn't mean that it has the same love and care put into it as it's predecessors.
And it's worse knowing the tragedy of Acclaim.
R.i.p
The OST and story is good tho.
The 1:23 select sound effect from Devil May Cry nearly destroyed me XD
Really threw me for a loop because a friend of mine is playing through DMC 3-5 today.
I really enjoyed this game. My mom wouldnt let me and my bro play violent games, then got us the fun dinosaur game for Christmas....lmao
this game got me trough my parents yelling, as crap as it is, to this day I love the hell out of it
Wow, that is rough, friend :( I'm sorry but hey, at least you had this game to get through it!
Fun Fact: The Dino on the box art is also on a unrelated painting kit I bought from a cheap Asian store. It was one of those comes with 4 different colours, paint this little statue sort of toy and it's the EXACT same picture. Lol, like the heck? They borrow this picture?? Nice video 🙂
There's a graphic design/sign making studio in my home town that also used that dinosaur as their logo for a long time. I am convinced that it's some stock art image from somewhere.
I brought a T-shirt from Lanzarote that also has that dinosaur on the front in colour and on the back in black and white.
@@Luke4409 Ohhh that makes so much sense! It's surprising such a big developer (at the time) used it but there we go : ) Thanks for sharing!
@@AtmonTheExectioner How interesting! I'm glad to not be the only one to have seen it in the Wild, lol.
One of my favorite parts of this game was shooting an enemy with a poison arrow, and then blowing up their head just as the wretching animation started. If you time it right, their headless body stands there vomiting from its neck before falling over. Hilariously disturbing.
Yes! I found all these sick exploits pretty fast in games, great times as a kid
Like beating someone in Skyrim till their on their knees screaming for you to stop. Then stopping to let them back up just to repeat the beating and feast on the crying...before the backward suplex murder in the street.
Also if it happens that the enemy happens to stand close enough to a cliff (or any high place) so that the vomit falls off the edge it turns into waterfall of sick, becouse the game spawns as many vomit particels as it can during that animation and they only cease to be until they hit the floor. And if that floor is 20m down bellow...
4:05 Fart jokes are low-hanging fruit for comedy, but in the context of someone farting (with an echo) after being headshotted by an arrow, it gave me a damn good chuckle.
The dramatic scream on the next kill worked, too 🤣
thats a stock fart sound effect, i know because random videos like this have this sound effect in it. this is like the 5th random video i heard this sound effect in so thats how in recognize it
"Monkey, don't take that pistol."
*Immediately kills it*
Monkeys wielding pistols sounds like an engaging encounter for a Turok level.
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I actually really liked the flying sequences in this. The linear ones anyway. Diving and dodging felt fun.
Once you get the hang of the charge timing with the club (you can hold the attack button to charge the club swing and hit much harder with the spiked end of it) it's one of the best weapons in the game. Very effective against the raptors and baboons at-least.
Man I would pay good money for a remaster of this. This game takes me back to my childhood
The best version of turok evolution is on the gba. Very underrated
I remember that the TEK bow was actually a straight downgrade from the starting bow in this game. There was a bug with the starter bow where if you tapped the shoot button without charging the arrow at all, it would not drop. But if you charged it, then the arrow had physics applied to it. So by just tapping it quickly enough you had a perfect accuracy hitscan bow - and it didn't work with the TEK bow.
weirdly enough turok evolution is my favorite game on GameCube, I never really knew about the older ones on n64 but for what it is I think its still pretty good and the multiplayer for it for its time was the best fun that the people in my friends group had in a shooter, like I get a lot of the common gripes with it but I still think its like an 8/10 but maybe that's just me
Man Rage Wars was a gem. I played that way more than I had any business doing.
Unlockable characters, skins, upgrades...I became a killing machine with the fleas.
I'll still never forget about why acclaim had such a great demise in 2004.
By the way turok 2 will always be a favorite of mine. 😉😁
Sure wish turok evolution and turok 3 would've used a follow up.
bewareoblivionathand
will always remember it T-T
I remember the post-credits scene of Turok 3. Still waiting for that cliffhanger to be resolved.
To answer your question Matt, Tal’Set is both the Turok from the original Turok comics as well as the one you play as in Turok Dinosaur Hunter. The Acclaim Turok was the guy on the cover art to Dinosaur Hunter in at least America. You play as that one in Turok 2.
I think the Turok games can be a lot of fun. I’d love to see a playthrough of Dinosaur Hunter. I love the world that they created in The Lost Land and I think seeing it explored would be really cool to see.
Man, used to blast this in my PS2 back in the day.
Even if its a rough one, its a fun experience. Good for an hour or two of playing and forgetting that Microtranscations and Live Sevices exist.
Also, child me would kill every possible animal before advancing to he next level, and I had no idea you can kill a toucan.
Congrat Matt, you overplayed a psyco kid!
the manke ambush GOT me really hard LOL
Olha só quem tá aqui.
FFG Turok Evolution confirmed
Wh....zWhat?!
This game is an incomplete masterpiece. I would love to see night dive studios actually finish this game.
I laughed so hard at the bird farting when you killed it. Probably watched that a hundred times.
Haha I love it, the editor & Matt doing great work here. 'You are not immune to caramelldansen'
I remember my mom bought this game for my Bro & I for our Gamecube 1st around Christmas time because she thought we'd be more excite to play this cooler/edgier game than say, Mario Sunshine or Luigi's Mansion.
Well it's the thought that counts.
This game is still awesome despite its flaws, hopefully we will get the planned but unproduced sequel where we would get to fight Lord Tyrannus. For anyone interested Nightdive studios (the team that remastered Turok 1 and 2) released the official pitch on their twitter account it’s called Turok Resurrection
my first time playing turok evolution was in 2019, after years of seeing people bashing it, and i actually enjoyed it quite a lot.
Loved this game as a kid alongside the others
I loved this game and used to play it a lot while my GC was still alive...
Turok Evolution is the great kid that grew up on a shitty home...
I’ve grown to love the flying sections. It’s really fast paced and easier to master than from what I remember. The game is rushed but was and is still super fun to play and beast the levels. Taking little to no damage when you are on the lift going from one tower to the next fighting the ships. Weapon comboing the enemies. I always love using a explosive arrow then switching to the shotgun and pumping it with the secondary running up to them while they try to get back on their feet.
Aye, this game is a prequel to Dinosaur Hunter only because Tal'Set (aka the greatest warrior who has held the Turok mantle) stars in both. The next wave of games, Game Boy included, would have the Fireseed family as the protagonists, Joshua being the most important member of the lineage.
Also, it's interesting how the GBA version of Evolution is literally a Contra/Metal Slug-esque game.
I remember having this on my ps2 as a kid, the look controls were inverted by default and being a dumb kid I had no idea how to change it. I usually died when the little raptors bumrush you because it makes me panic and forget the controls are inverted, so I accidentally look skyward and start swinging my axe in the air lol. Never really got past the first few minutes of the first level, but I remember me and my brother playing the multiplayer and spamming cerebral bores at each other. Good times.
"If I asked Nightdive to make a port of this..."
It deserves a solid PC fix-up, man! Heck yeah! ;p
all it really needs is better controls, higher fov, maybe better lighting/shadows, refined letters/hud, the game is pretty much good to go, it supports 250 fps, that's crazy
i have a very soft spot for this game. it's not amazing, but i think it's enjoyable enough
I remember this was the first FPS I ever played around when it released. Playing Deathmatch with some relatives, I remember seeing "Respawn" for the first time and thought it was a messed up term, like we were fishpeople or something
I would forgive any of the game's sins if, upon killing a monkey, you get a game over due to killing humanity's ancestor, and creating a time paradox.
Monkeys aren't apes though...
@@josh-oo I think the idea is that monkey was the ancestor of the apes that were the ancestors of humanity, the Butterfly Effect on crack.
The lost lands are a parallel world, not a past of our world...
To answer your question at 4:53 yes you can arrest them! You just have to keep them in that pose for a little while, and then they disappear
Me and my brothers loved the gamecube version as kids, but mostly because we didn't understand the story (we knew little english) and the multiplayer was funny since you could play as randos brandishing a bone axe like crazy. Ah, good times just messing around.
All I can say that as a kid was one of the first FPS I’ve ever played on the GameCube… with cheats! But actually going through it as an adult I noticed how much it runs like ass on PS2 and how the GameCube version is superior but man I never realized how bad it was lol
The cute little lunchbox turned out to hold the guts of a state-of-the-art gaming PC more powerful than the almighty PS2 and only outclassed by the Xbox.
The main character of Evolution is Tal'Set, who has a fairly interesting history with the canon. See, the original Turok game was based off of the Turok: Dinosaur Hunter comic series by Valiant since Acclaim only just recently acquired Valiant and hadn't kicked off their series of Turok comics just yet, so technically T:DH has literally nothing to do with Turok 2, since Seeds of Evil was the first of the games to be based off of Acclaim's Turok. In Valiant's Turok, the story centers around 2 protagonists named Turok and Andar, the former being the playable character in T:DH. In Acclaim's Turok, the story mostly focuses Joshua Fireseed, who is player character in T2:SOE. Turok Evolution is meant to be a prequel to T:DH but is still canon to the Acclaim Multiverse, which complicates things as you can imagine.
I'd just mod FarCry 2 into Turok Evolution, be exactly what i hoped for
Fucking love this game, flying sections can be really annoying but other than that this is a game I cherish. I have really nice memories with it
5:37 Let's just say Tal'Set had been skipping leg day up until this point in his life. Good call.
One of my favorite things about this game is the 'Zoo' level you can find through cheats lol. Just walk by and see a T-Rex roaring at you from an enclosure. If you turn to your left, you might see a crocodile or raptor! Or maybe even a deer!
I dunno, it just felt like a nice touch lol. Even more so that you can still die in this level. So, you could jump over the barricade and go ham on the zoo animals.
1,2 and Rage Wars are the only Turok games imho
Unironically good game in spite of obvious flaws, honestly. Also a great soundtrack. It's my favorite Turok, by far, and Idc what anyone says
Still vividly remember this being the first ever game i actually refunded and that's saying something. Mom and me had to make an hour long trip to the nearby city the next day just to do so. Kid me always was extremely lenient on what i thought was good enough content to keep and this one even had fucking dinosaurs but the ps2 version was horrible in my memory
yeah the ps2 version is the only version with bad input lag, good thing you refunded it because beating the bird levels were a nightmare the input took 2 seconds when you were turning which caused me to crash unfairly.
I liked this one. Didn't care much about the story tho. The part when you fly down a waterfall was my favorite part of this game.
this game was my everything back in the day.
My first PS2 game way back in 2003. I remember those graphics at the time were really solid and epic in the grand scale levels later in the game. Specifically the castle and floating city levels stood out to me as something I hadn’t experienced yet, and wouldn’t experience again until Halo 2
Yes. Please ask night dive about T3 and Evolution remasters! You will certainly get their attention! Btw. Please do a full play through commentary. Rly enjoyed it.
I remember renting this on a Friday, playing it for an hour, then taking it back to the store and saying it didn't work so that I could exchange it for something else.
Any time someone mentions Turok, my brain screams "NAME YOUR DEAD SHADOWBABY TUROK!" Thanks for another trip down memory lane!
I don't care what anyone says. I love this game. The ambient wildlife, the soundtrack, the poison arrows, enemies surrendering if you shoot the gun out of their hands... so many great little things.
Also I’m glad I’m not the only one who wants a Rage Wars remaster as well as a Turok 3 remaster. I actually bought the remasters for 1 and 2 on Steam, Switch and PS4 to show my support for it.
I need you to continue. The pain seems to be the entertainment!
Played this over and over again with my older brother, I loved this game, and I RP'd in the zoo for hours
This game doesn't need a port from nightdive, it needs to be REMADE
Might as well just make it a new game
@@RatzCarnatz I personally don't feel that, they had something good going here, it was just executed poorly
@@slimey630 Maybe but remakes usually take as much effort and resources as a new game. And Evolution is pretty antiquated by now so I don't think there's much content they can reuse from that game and not modify it beyond recognition to compete with modern games so at that point just make a new game, especially since Evolution wasn't that successful anyway. But a remaster wouldn't hurt, I'm all down for that.
This was my introduction to the Turok franchise, with the ps2 version. Until the nightdive ports, this and the reboot were my only exposure to the series.
Would certainly like to see more of this game. The nostalgia is great!
Though, it will test your patience with its rushed development jank. I see no harm in using chapter cheats to skip the flying if it's proving too much trouble. The mouse is way too sensitive, and I couldn't bother myself to setup a controller (if I'm not mistaken, the binds might not save when you exit out of the game). But if you have a steady hand and plenty of patience, there is some satisfaction to be had in beating the flight levels.
Whoever decides the music in this video is a genius. One Winged Angel over the monkeys slayed me!
This was my first Turok game, before going back to Turok 2,1, and Rage Wars. I do think the older games had a better style to them, and is a shame this one didn't have a more cinematic story. I think there were even multiplayer characters who didn't show up in the campaign. However, this game did do well with the gore and trying to make the areas feel lively with all the animal models, unlike other games with empty and sometimes soulless open world landscapes.
thanks for the discount code my dude, also glad you talked about this series
The raving lemurs really are the star of the show for me.
Duuuude I could feel your pain of those horrendous flying segments. I seriously stopped playing about where you stopped. I seriously love 1 and 2 though!
Turok was great, Turok 2 was amazing, 3 was cool but too short. Nothing else existed.
They used the exact same design from Captain Harrison Love from the movie called The Mask of Zorro for Captain Bruckner in this game. I noticed that right away when I saw him in the instruction booklet way back in 2004.
This was a good weekend time killer for my cousins and I with the multiplayer.
The monkey dance of caramelldansen is honestly the funniest part to me
Thanks! I was trying to find this catchy-ass song!
My first GameCube video game...
I never hated the Turok series (at least the two N64 games I remember playing way back when), but to me Turok was always "the game we played whenever we hung out with that one kid who didn't have GoldenEye."
Me and my friend had a lot of fun with the multiplayer as a kid. The story...not so much. Tbh we didnt pay attention to the cutscene and couldnt figure out how to finish the levels
I bought the remastered versions of Turok 1 & 2 not too long ago, since it was a childhood favorite, but these games don't really hold up very well. The levels are too long and dying is too punishing. But I do love that they have a bunch of platforming sections. This was truly a weird time in FPS history.
This is the first turok game I ever played I got it for Christmas one year with my Xbox original
My favorite GameCube game
I played this so much as a kid on the PS2.
Thanks for the GOG Code - was wondering if they had the two remasters there.
Yeah definitely a game I was super excited for in my teen years(or preteen) I remember begging my mom for it,don’t remember much of initial play through but I do know I got to the last boss but never bothered to beat so there’s that
If you hang around the dinosaurs with the spike on their tails in the first level, they will eventually spray diarrhea. 10/10
The gravity gun is one of my favorites🤌🏻or whatever the name of it is haha
I loved it as a kid on psi one of my favourite games on ps2
I played this game with all the cheat codes when I was a kid and absolutely loved the game lmao
This is absolutely one of those guilty pleasure shooters
tbh I loved this game and when I started to rebuild my collection of games this one was one of the instant pick ups.
also, on the place when you fight the horde of baboons I died so many times lol
I've played this game so much that its quirks are just matter of fact to me in my brain lol
Skull mcmuscles is taking a final form no ones yet to see.
I remember playing this on the Gamecube... and being kinda disappointed of how dull the game felt. Only redeeming thing I found was playing multiplayer with a friend and using the tomahawk on each other... amusingly, if you use the power attack by holding the button down, you can one-hit kill each other at the same time.
Also one of the devs was at my art college (Art Institute) speaking to us about the development of this game sometime in the late 2000's... I sadly don't remember too much, but what I do recall was he explained one of the many reasons why the game did so badly was because there was too many hands making the game, such as one person was making one map and another person entirely from I think another team made another... and often the size of the maps were inconsistent to one another, so presumably you were normal human-sized in one level and the next level would've had you the size of an ant, so I guess there was a lot of wasted time and resources to resize them
I didn't know Turok wasn't an original IP by acclaim
Time to speed through the UK bloodvertising your Turok Shadowbaby.
4:06 I almost spew my cookie, Jesus LOL
I had this for GameCube, played to with my friends. We had fun but was very lackluster.
Been hankering for Matt to talk about turok
Please do a what happen for jump force,as a fan of the game I want to know why it was delisted and what people had against it.
sadly, i don't think we will never get a turok rage wars or 3. those where never ported to the pc unless they get the source code i guess(one day i hope)
Turok Evolution for the GBA was really fun....
I think this Turok has the best nuke in the whole series, too bad you can't cheat to use it in other levels outside the one you get it in