Version History
3/28/04
This is the Beta version of my guide so stick with me there will be a lot more to come.
Copyright Information
I, John M. Ashton, In no way claim to own the game in which this guide explains. I take no credit for the game but only for this guide.
Contact me through this e-mail address: johnmashton@yahoo.com or johnmashton@excite.com .
This guide may not be used for any public use without written concent of the author. With out the concent of the author no site may show this guide or any information shown in it in exact words. To do so is violation of US copyright laws.
Introduction
Imagine a world where time had no meaning. Where dinosaurs ruled. Then imagine human interaction on the world. The humans build massive parks to display massive beasts in their everyday life.
Build, Manage, Enjoy.
Controls
Main line controls:
X: Selection
Square: Enter Manager Menu
Triangle: Unselect
Go Back
Cancel
O: Mailbox
Rotate Building (construction)
L1: Rotate Counter-Clockwise (construction)
L2: NA
L3: Map
R1: Rotate Clockwise (construction)
R2: Dino/Visitor Status
R Analog: Rotate Camera
L Analog: Move Camera
Start: Options
Select: View Objectives
Helicopter controls:
X: Enter Shoot Mode
Square: Enter Utility Mode
L Analog: Move
R Analog: Steering /Aim gun (shoot mode)
Safari Car controls:
L Analog: Steer the car
X: Camera / Gun
Square: Honk the Horn
L1: Back Up
L2: Look Back
R1: Move Forward
Advisors Introduction
John Hammond: He Owns InGen. He tells when the report is ready and when the park gains or loses a star. He can get annoying but what can you do?
Peter Ludlow: He is like your Financial Advisor. He tells you if you get in debt or what not.
Allen Grant: He manages the dig site teams. He will tell you if you find a new fossil. He is really handy not
Jane Powers: She only tells you that a visitor didnt see any dinosaurs so they left. Her job isnt that important and she may want to get a life ya
Ray Arnold: Ray tells you when a building (or fence) needs fixed. Hes really handy if you have hungry carnivores looking for a snack if you catch my drift.
Rob Muldoon: He is the head ranger and manages the safari and balloon rides.
Dr. Henry Wu: He tells when DNA extraction is finished. Not really important to me.
Dr. Ellie Sattler: She says that your andimals died Sob
Visitor Relations
There are four types of visitors that come to the park you have built. They each want something else and to raise your rating you will have to please them all, not just one type. These categories are:
Dino-Nerds: Of course you are going to get this type. These are the ones who want the dinos from the same time together. If they dont get their way they will leave or complain.
Fun Seekers: They want to have fun. They enjoy friendly herbivores socializing and playing.
Trill-Seekers: To please these visitors show them carnivores, carnivores, and more carnivores. The more havoc they cause the more these visitors are pleased, unless it kills a human of course.
Main Stream: These want all of the above. They want age correctness, roaming herbivores, and frightening carnivores. You will get more of these than any of the other three types.
Buildings:
There are many buildings that are available to be built in JPOG.
Paths: Build these to guide visitors to your attractions and through the park
Cost: $50 per unit
Benches: Make these to provide the visitors with a place to sit.
Cost: $75
Trash Cans: Provide a place for trash.
Cost: $100
Fountain: Calms visitors and adds peace to your park.
Cost: $1500
Viewing Vent: Give visitors safe views of you dinos.
Cost: $1500
Viewing Platform: Raised viewing area.
Cost: $3000
Viewing Dome: Gives 360 deg safe viewing ability.
Cost: $5000
Balloon Tours: An air balloon ride around a wide range.
Cost: $4000
Safari Tours: A car tour of an enclosure.
Cost: $4000
Park Entrance: Allows visitors to enter the park.
Cost: $5000
Rest Area: Allows people to take a break.
Cost: $1500
Souvenir Stand: Its self-explanatory.
Cost: $1500
Kiosk: Information Stand.
Cost: $2000
Restrooms: Allows visitors to do their business.
Cost: $1500
Cleaner station: Allows you to hire cleaners.
Cost: $3000
Ranger Station: Rescue sick animals and stop rampages.
Cost: $6000
Security Camera: Monitors activity of Dinos.
Cost: $600
Visitor Shelter: Provides a Safe-Haven from disasters.
Cost: $2000
Sentry Turret: Eliminates threat of dinos killing your visitors by killing the dinos first.
Cost: $10000
Hatchery: A place to hatch you dinos.
Cost: $6000
Carnivore/Herbivore Feeders: Feeds your dinos.
Cost: $1500
Auto Lure: Attracts the Dinos.
Cost: $2000
Low Fence: Keeps minor threats under control.
Cost: $100
Med Fence: Keeps medium threat animals under control.
Cost: $250
Hi Fence: Keeps high threat animals under control.
Cost: $500
Dinosaurs
To get anywhere in this game you will need to build dinosaurs. You do this with your hatcheries, Fossils, and of course Money.
Ankylosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River A
Cost: $3,990
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Albertosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River A
Cost: $2,850
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Tyrannosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River B
Cost: $4,950
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Styracosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River B
Cost: $1,995
Maximum Life Span: 3 years
Corythosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River B
Cost: $3,240
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Pachycephalosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Judith River A, Hell Creek B
Cost: $1,995
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Stegosaurus
Period: Middle Jurassic to Early Cretaceous
Dig Site: Morrison A
Cost: $3,990
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Brachiosaurus
Period: Middle Jurassic to Early Cretaceous
Dig Site: Morrison B, Tendaguru
Cost: $4,740
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Camarasaurus
Period: Middle to Late Jurassic
Dig Site: Morrison B
Cost: $3,240
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Dilophosaurus
Period: Early Jurassic
Dig Site: Morrison B
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Cost: $2,100
Acrocanthosaurus
Period: Middle Cretaceous
Dig Site: Hell Creek A
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Cost: $4,250
Parasaurolophulus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Hell Creek A
Cost: $3,240
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Torosaurus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Hell Creek A
Cost: $2,490
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Triceratops
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Hell Creek B
Cost: $4,740
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Edmontosuarus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Hell Creek B
Cost: $3,240
Maximum Life Span: 6 years
Spinosaurus
Period: Middle Cretaceous
Dig Site: Chenini
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Cost: $4,950
Carcharadontosaurus
Period: Middle Cretaceous
Dig Site: Chenini
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Cost: $4,200
Ouranosaurus
Period: Middle Cretaceous
Dig Site: Chenini
Cost: $2,490
Maximum Life Span: 3 years
Velociraptor
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Flaming Cliffs
Cost: $4,350
Maximum Life Span: 3 years
Gallimimus
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Flaming Cliffs
Cost: $2,745
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Homalocephale
Period: Late Cretaceous
Dig Site: Flaming Cliffs
Cost: $2,745
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Allosaurus
Period: Late Jurassic
Dig Site: Tendaguru
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
Cost: $4,200
Kentrosaurus
Period: Middle to Late Jurassic
Dig Site: Tendaguru
Cost: $1,995
Maximum Life Span: 3 years
Ceratosaurus
Period: Late Jurassic
Dig Site: Morrison A
Maximum Life Span: 4 years
Cost: $2,100
Dryosaurus
Period: Middle to Late Jurassic
Dig Site: Morrison A
Cost: $1,245
Maximum Life Span: 5 years
-Diseases
There are many diseases that your Dinos can get that will eventually spread and kill them. There are two ways to heal them before that happens though. One is to vaccinate them in the hatchery. The other is to shoot them with a dart with medication in it. And of course you can retire them if it is too much trouble.
There are a few glitches in the game that can be considered diseases. One of them is the Cleaner Syndrome. This happens when your large carnivores attack a cleaner. Symptoms are that they are frozen though may still move but location wont change. Cure: Sedate the animal; save; reset; reload the game.
Credits
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