Damage-Sponge Boss: The Tyrannosaurs aren't immune to damage, but they have such a ridiculous amount of health that trying to kill one with conventional weapons is an exercise in frustration.Crate Expectations: Used for every jumping puzzle.At the same time, Hammond died in the first novel and was a complete jerk, various events that happened only in the film are referenced, and while the stated years are from the novel, anytime someone says "X years ago", the number is accurate to the movies instead. The intent was for the story to actually take place within the story of the novels, and the game uses those years for the events of Jurassic Park and The Lost World. Continuity Snarl: By the same token, there would have been no way Trespasser could fit into the canon of either the novels or the movies, even before the later films released.Various locations and objects from the films can be found at various points in the game, such as the remains of some of the hunters from the second film, and the mural of the main park that Nick van Owen stumbled upon near the end of the same movie. It's pretty much the only melee weapon in the game that actually works properly, which would make it a huge Game-Breaker if not for the fact that it's located at the end of a level, when there's probably only one dinosaur left to deal with before the level transition takes it away from you. Carry a Big Stick: One of the special weapons you can find is a huge replica mace formerly owned by Dennis Nedry.
The game seems to use the movies as its backstory, but has elements from the book canon as well, making it feel as if the creators weren't entirely sure which continuity the game was supposed to be part of. Broad Strokes: Done unintentionally, presumably because of the game's Troubled Production.Beating A Dead Player: Your body will be eaten!.They also do nothing except kill you if you accidentally smack yourself in the face with one. Batter Up!: Bats are the most common melee weapon.Most levels do give you access to some new guns before it throws dinos at you, typically in a container near the start of the level, but it's all but guaranteed all the game will grant you at this point are, at most, a pair of Desert Eagles. Bag of Spilling: New level? All your guns are gone.50 deals ridiculous damage, but it cannot be carried, you cannot move while using it, you cannot use the scope and/or sights, and it carries 10 shots, tops. Awesome, but Impractical: The Barrett.Artistic License Physics: Bet you didn't know you could knock over stone columns with long-range machine gun fire.In order to fix this, all emotion meters were set to zero, except for anger and hunger. In development, dinos had many different emotions, but this resulted in them becoming paralyzed with indecision.
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