Tyrannosaurus: Fast or Slow From 3-D Dinosaur Adventure MS-DOS/Packard Bell Version

This is what i call another side project that i wanted to do with the requests. I am putting up 3-D Dinosaur Adventure Reference Center Movies. If you prefer the Movie theater Version movies of these i will put the link in the info and pick which one you want to watch.

Well anyways this is the version of 3-D Dinosaur Adventure That came with my Uncles Packard Bell Windows For Workgroups 3.11/MS-DOS 6.2 386 Processor computer he bought in 1995, little less than 2 months before the release of Windows 95! I started playing these games the day before Christmas Vacation 1997 and well i wasn't able to play them for these past couple of years but now i got them working Great Inside DOSBox.

3-D Dinosaur Adventure Reference Center Movie 9 of 16 (including opening Movie)

Heres the link for the Movie Theater version of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF7Gb27JIxg&feature=related

This Movie Tyrannosaurus: Fast or Slow is basically a Tyrannosaurus standing there and growling.

These are fun movies to watch like the ones from the other games.

I let the recorder go after the video to get the narration and the music and the zoom of the picture.

Anyways Enjoy!any requests from 3-D Body Adventure, Kids Zoo A Baby Animal Adventure, 3-D Dinosaur Adventure, Speed, Space Adventure, and Undersea Adventure remember message or comment me and i'll put you in the list.

Upcoming Projects
All Reference Theater Movies- 3-D Dinosaur Adventure
Dinosaur Safari- 3-D Dinosaur Adventure
3-D Dinosaur Museum(Including 3-D Movie)
Who Am I?- 3-D Dinosaur Adventure
Create-A-Saurus -3-D Dinosaur Advenuture
And Many more!

Rocky54167 Youtube Productions 2009

3-D Dinosaur Adventure
Original MS-DOS Version
Knowledge Adventure 1994

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[Rocky54167]

@LinkMarioSamus thats pretty cool man

[LinkMarioSamus]

@ZT2ExtinctAnimals Spinosaurus would still probably defeat Giganotosaurus in a 1 on 1 though.

[Rocky54167]

@ZT2ExtinctAnimals thank you very much

[ZT2ExtinctAnimals]

@Rocky54167 And, since you asked, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was first discovered in 1915 by Ernst Stromer.

[ZT2ExtinctAnimals]

@LinkMarioSamus Because Hollywood tends to exaggerate in their movies. Spinosaurus, in reality, would have lost that fight.

True, it was larger, but its jaws were too narrow and its teeth too small and conical (like a crocodile's) to snap a rex's neck without its own jaws snapping. Tyrannosaurus was built with massive jaws and teeth -- specifically evolved for bone-crunching, mind you -- and would have killed the spino the second it closed its jaws on its neck and slammed it into the ground.

[Rocky54167]

@kylgrv yes it was

[Rocky54167]

@LinkMarioSamus I never had known that about Giantosaurus

[Rocky54167]

@kylgrv Yes Kyle you also bring up a valid point but the one thing we gotta remember when this game was made it was under the influence of Jurassic Park now 17 years later we now know what we didn't know back then. Does anyone know when Spingosuaurs was discovered?

[Rocky54167]

@LinkMarioSamus yes they found that out if i remember back in 2000 or before when they were shooting Jurassic Park III it says that on the original Triolgy set of Jurassic Park which i was lucky to get years back

[kylgrv]

@LinkMarioSamus Yeah, Giganotosaurus was from South America.