As you are probably aware it has already been revealed that episodic Jurassic Park releases will hit both Xbox 360 and PS3 starting later this year, however with JP4 roughly 2 to 3 years away we think that a coinciding game release will skip the PS3 and Xbox 360 and instead land on next-gen consoles such as the Wii U, PS4 and Xbox 720.

There is a just that Jurassic Park 4 the video game could be developed in a similar style to the episodic releases, however we think that it is about time that we were treated to a fresh Jurassic Park gaming experience which sets itself apart from previous games, there are a few ways in which this could be achieved, below we will introduce you to a few of our ideas and ask you for yours.

Firstly we think that the Jurassic Park gameplay trailer looks way to slow and linear, also it is rare these days for a non-RPG to succeed without an online aspect, therefore the next game needs to tick these boxes whilst deliver superb visuals (perhaps in 3D). We don’t think a theme park game like Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis will work, but think things could be learned by looking at the Dino Crisis games which we saw do very well on the original PlayStation.

When playing Dino Crisis it was clear that the game was developed by the same guys who were behind the Resident Evil franchise, Capcom. I have fond, yet vague, memories of the game yet distinctly remember how it cleverly used its soundtrack and dark environments to build a eerie atmosphere, we think that Jurassic Park 4 the game could learn from this, what do you think?

Dino Crisis was a survival horror video game, because of the fact that the Jurassic Park movies appeal to such an age range we do not think that the JP4 game can fall into the horror video game genre, that said we do think that a light-hearted horror feel could do well.

We would love to your ideas about a possible Jurassic Park 4 game, we feel that there are so many directions which the game could take, therefore feel free to share your ideas in the comments section below.

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While there is no solid information regarding the platforms these episodes will come to, Wikipedia suggests that they may come to Xbox 360 and Playstion 3 similar to the Wallace and Grommit episodes, some videos of the game suggest that it will be available on the Xbox 360 for certain, however currently we can only confirm that it is coming to PC and Mac.

The aim of the game seems to be a matter of escaping the conflict between a T-Rex and Triceraptops by tapping buttons or button combinations as they flash on the screen, IGN say “what’s likely to be the most fun thing about this game – dying”. An odd perception to have of a game indeed however from the accompanying video, it was clear to see what was meant (we have embedded the video at the end of this post).

IGN say that an April release is likely and this is also what is said on TelltaleGames.com, however no more specific release date has been announced, as for a price you can pre-order yourself a copy for just $29.99 today, however usually it will cost $34.99.

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As Matthew Reynolds over at digitalspy.co.uk reported, Kevin Boyle – the executive director – spoke about the upcoming title to Game Informer recently, and stated that the Jurassic Park game will include slow pace character building, investigation segments and more suspense.

There will also be some Heavy Rain-inspired moments within the game, where players have to react to on-screen button demands. Jurassic Park – which is said to take place both during and after the events of the original movie – will also feature an element of choice for open-ended gameplay.

Not only will the game feature returning characters from the movie, but it will also feature smugglers, mercenaries and a nocturnal dinosaur that has glowing eyes. The five-episode video game series will be released later this year, and will be available for the PC and Mac.

You can view the first screenshots of Jurassic Park over on the ripten.com website, which according to Garrett Hartman are courtesy of Game Informer.

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