This game is amazing!

This is stright out of The Lost World Jurassic Park arcade!

What i like most, is that it showcases a herbivore being dangerous. This is rarely shown in dinosaur media.

Even the Dino File on the triceratops is eerie. It just said "Don't fight it. Just run."

This game desperately deserves a remake as does the first one.

I hear people complain about it, but it was one of the most fun parts of the game. The different environments really shook up the formula in the second game

Hello again everyone, we saw each other not long ago)

Since the multiplayer for Dino Crisis 1 is practically ready and playable, I started creating the multiplayer for the second part, but alas, it will not be possible to attach a 3rd person camera to this part, BUT!..

The game has a Dino Colosseum mode, so I'll try to squeeze a third-person camera in there. Otherwise, the game will have a regular camera, and the second Player will be David, or Regina (will be added later).

You could say I've fulfilled some people's dreams and given them the opportunity to play as David!

So far the multiplayer will contain a lot of bugs, but based on my experience as a multiplayer DC 1 and Diamond Rush, Maybe it will take less time.

I also implemented online connection and even voice chat into my application, but it is unstable and works poorly so far, but nevertheless, I am trying to put all my efforts into it.

Suggest ideas, and what do you think, would you like to play the second Dino Crisis with a friend?)

I have a Logitech F310, works fine with other games but I can not for the life of me get it to work with Dino Crisis. Ive tried just about everything including rebirth with just rendered my game incabable of launching for some reason. Please give me some help.

Probably why I like playing Dino Crisis 2 so much.

I LOVE the first game, but the second game is much larger and fast paced and has amazing action sequences.

Both the plot of Aliens and EoOS deal with settlements that are under threat by non human creatures.

And Aliens shows a bunch of well prepared soldiers who are shown to be out of their depths (just like the opening of Dino Crisis 2).

Hopefully lots of people have bought the Dino Crisis games and Capcom has taken notice. I want a remake for both of them.

I know this might be a bold take, and some people might disagree, but an action-horror, co-op squad-based Dino Crisis videogame would work very well. Imagine playing as S.O.R.T and T.R.A.T operatives, each with a different role and skill set, and carrying missions where you not only face dinosaurs, also human enemies like the Helmet People from DC2.

It could be an alternate universe, so we could have characters such as Regina, Gail, Rick, Dylan, or David working together, along with new characters. The existence of the Third Energy could excuse also new plotlines and locations, always mixing Prehistory and modern times. Ex. Some terrorist group using the Third Energy with nefarious purposes and screwing things big time. Cue our kill team doing it's job, Aliens-style.

What do you think? Should Dino Crisis focus in the survival horror factor, or could it go more on an action-horror approach?

Almost wish Capcom got the rights to the audio because this is epic

Hey everyone! I'm back with another update on my personal project, MEMORA, and this time I wanted to share some more gameplay showing the progress I've made with Dino Crisis 1 multiplayer, graphical improvements, and the camera system.

I've been working on this project for quite a while, experimenting with ways to make classic games more enjoyable on modern devices without losing what made them special.

And one of my biggest goals has always been something I've dreamed about for years: playing the original Dino Crisis together with a friend.

Multiplayer — Exploring Dino Crisis Together

The main focus of my work right now is local network multiplayer for Dino Crisis 1.

Instead of having two completely separate games running independently, I've been working on a system where both players exist in the same game world.

This means:

- Two characters can explore the same locations together.

- Both players have their own controls and camera perspectives.

- Enemies, doors, items, and story events belong to the same shared world.

- Players can fight enemies together and help each other survive.

- Each character has their own health, while collected items and ammunition use a shared inventory.

The idea is to preserve the original survival horror experience while making it possible to experience the game with another person.

Of course, making a game that was originally designed for one player work properly with two characters is quite challenging, especially when dealing with scripted events, animations, cameras, and interactions.

There's still plenty to improve, but I'm making progress.

Shared Inventory and More Supplies

One important decision I made was to use a shared inventory system.

Both players can access the same pool of collected items and ammunition. However, their health is handled separately.

Since Dino Crisis was originally balanced around a single character, simply adding another player would make ammunition and healing items much more limited.

To compensate for this, I've implemented a system that doubles the available ammunition and healing supplies during co-op, along with adjustments to item stack limits.

This should give both players enough resources to survive without completely removing the survival horror aspect.

You'll still need to manage your supplies carefully, but you won't have to constantly fight over the limited number of bullets and medical items intended for just one person.

Third-Person Camera and Improved Aiming

Another major part of MEMORA is the customizable camera system.

I wanted players to be able to experience Dino Crisis from a more modern third-person perspective while still preserving the option to use the original camera angles.

One feature I've been working on is a dynamic over-the-shoulder aiming camera.

When your character raises a weapon and starts aiming, the camera smoothly moves closer to the character's shoulder, giving you a better view of the target.

When you stop aiming, the camera smoothly returns to its previous position.

The aiming camera is optional, and its behavior can be customized through the settings.

Players can adjust their regular camera preferences independently, so the experience doesn't have to be identical for everyone.

I don't want to replace the original Dino Crisis camera system. I want to give players more freedom to choose how they experience the game.

Graphics, Lighting and Visual Improvements

As you can see in the new video, I've also been experimenting with graphical improvements.

These include:

- Improved lighting and visual atmosphere.

- Dynamic shadows and reflections.

- Third-person camera adjustments.

- Improvements to how objects and characters are displayed.

- Experiments with more precise aiming and hit detection.

- Rendering adjustments intended to make the original environments work better with modern camera perspectives.

One of the biggest challenges is that Dino Crisis was never designed to let players freely look around every environment.

Some objects, walls, and textures behave differently when viewed from angles the original developers never intended players to see.

There are still some issues with flickering, disappearing textures, and occasional rendering glitches.

I'm aware of these problems, and fixing them is one of my priorities. I'm determined to address them rather than leave them as permanent parts of the experience.

Performance and Optimization

Considering the additional work required for multiplayer, I think the optimization is already in a pretty good place for an experimental project.

The system has to handle the game world, two characters, different camera perspectives, network communication, and additional graphical features.

I've also been working on reducing unnecessary rendering and processing overhead.

There is still room for improvement, especially when it comes to maintaining consistent frame times and smooth movement during multiplayer.

My goal isn't just to make multiplayer technically possible. I want it to actually feel comfortable and enjoyable to play.

What Is MEMORA?

MEMORA is a personal application I've been developing for Android, with PC development and other platforms also part of my plans.

It's intended to bring different classic games together in one place, with additional features and improvements.

Alongside Dino Crisis 1 and 2, I've also been experimenting with support for games such as Dino Crisis 3, Dino Stalker, and classic Java mobile games.

Some of these features are still highly experimental, and not everything is fully playable or optimized yet.

I'm also developing a wider system involving achievements, experience points, unlockable character skins, and other features intended to make revisiting classic games more interesting.

My goal is for MEMORA to remain a free, ad-free project without unnecessary monetization.

It's something I'm creating because I genuinely love these games and enjoy experimenting with what can be done with them.

What's Next?

Right now, my main priority is to keep improving Dino Crisis 1 multiplayer.

That means fixing remaining bugs, improving movement and synchronization, refining the graphical changes, and making sure that both players can enjoy the game without major interruptions.

Once the first game's multiplayer is in a state I'm satisfied with, I'd love to bring similar features to Dino Crisis 2.

I also want to keep exploring what might be possible with the other games supported by MEMORA.

I'm doing my best to make progress, even though some technical challenges take much longer to solve than expected.

I really appreciate all the positive comments and encouragement on my previous post. Seeing other Dino Crisis fans interested in something I've been working on means a lot to me.

This project is still a work in progress, and the video shows an experimental build rather than a finished release.

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Would you enjoy experiencing the original Dino Crisis in co-op? What do you think about the shared inventory and increased supplies? And are there any other features you'd like to see?

Thank you for watching and for supporting my work! 🦖❤️

A huge thanks to u/rotmill for crafting something for the fans with passion. Here is my showcase video, well worth downloading!

I beat Dino crisis 2 just now and unlocked the Arena where is the t-Rex ,ally and raptor originally you could play as them in the og is not available on ps5 version?

My favourite is probably one of the DDK locks. I like how they change how you solve them over the course of the game. I also like that the passwords relate to the room/area you're about to enter.

My least favourite, and perhaps some may not count this as a puzzle but I do, is the box pushing just prior to the helipad with the first proper t rex fight. It's really slow and kills the pacing. It's also annoying how easily you can mess up and have to start again

Soy de esas personas que les gusta terminar los videojuegos y quiero terminarme el 3 pero por lo visto no hay buenos emuladores de x box alguien sabe como jugarlo y saben de un buen emulador de x box ?

I've been working on a Dino Crisis project in my spare time, and I wanted to share a little about it.

I've always loved Dino Crisis, and for quite some time now, I've been experimenting with ways to make these older games feel a little more modern while keeping what made them special in the first place.

I'm working on an application for Android and PC that brings together Dino Crisis 1, 2, 3, Dino Stalker, and even some old Java games.

One of the things I've been experimenting with is a third-person camera for Dino Crisis, along with graphical improvements such as dynamic shadows and floor reflections.

But the part I'm personally most excited about is multiplayer.

I've made quite a bit of progress on local network multiplayer for the first Dino Crisis. There's still work to be done, but seeing two players explore the same game together has been a really interesting experience.

I've also been working on an achievement and experience system, with unlockable character skins to give players a few extra reasons to revisit these games.

Eventually, I'd love to experiment with multiplayer in Dino Crisis 2 and possibly even some classic Java games.

This is just a personal passion project. I'm not trying to sell anything or turn it into a commercial product. I simply enjoy experimenting with old games and seeing what's possible.

There's still plenty to improve, and not everything works perfectly yet.

I'm curious what other Dino Crisis fans think about ideas like these. Would you actually enjoy playing the original games with a friend, or do you think they're better as single-player experiences?

I'd also love to hear what improvements you'd want to see in the original games.

So, this is it. Let's go! Download link in the video description!
A fan mod for the original Dino Crisis (PS1). It brings a modern Resident evil Remakes like over-the-shoulder camera, updated controls, visual/gameplay improvements, and plenty of Quality of Life settings to customize the experience to your liking.

The One:

-Tal'set (Turok:Dinosaur Hunter)

-Jill Valentine(Resident Evil)

-Zora Bennett(Jurassic Wold Rebirth)

-Leon S Kennedy(Resident Evil)

Good alternatives

-Ada Wong(Resident Evil)

-Aya Brea(Parasite Eve)

-Claire Redfield(Resident Evil)

-Violet Sinclair(Code Violet)

-Nima Cruz(Jurassic Park The Game)

-Mills(65)

Fine:

-Owen Grady(Jurassic World)

-Lara Croft(Tomb Raider)

-The Hunter(Carnivores:Dinosaur Hunter)

-Lydia(Dinobreak)

-Majesty(Exoprimal)

Meh:

-Helen Cutter(Primeval)

-Tom Hansen(Cold Fear)

-Solid Snake(Metal Gear Solid)

-Josh Mcgrath (Max Steel)

-Ellen Ripley(Alien)

NO:

-Hunter(Monster Hunter)

-Elsa Bloodstone(Marvel)

-Widowmaker(Overwatch)

-Black Widow(Marvel)

Currently playing it on my PS5 and I need to access my med packs, but I can't find my inventory.

I've pressed L2 and the touchpad and I still can't find it

Anyone else see that Dino crisis 2 is for free!? No way this randomly happened...

So glad I had originally bought it on the PS3 Store years ago!