Turok: Dinosaur Hunter is the title of the seventh episode of Replay. The Replay Roulette is Tonic Trouble.
This episode is hosted by Andrew Reiner and features Dan Ryckert, Tim Turi, and Ben Reeves. Reiner plays the featured game, passing the controller to Dan midway through. Ben begins playing the Roulette, but Tim takes the controller away halfway through.
Notes[]
Ben is given the nickname "AVP" in this episode, starting a tradition of sorts of giving random nicknames to guests. Andrew also purposely mispronounces Dan's last name as "Reinhart".
Reiner reviewed Turok: Dinosaur Hunter in the March 1997 issue of Game Informer. He gave the game a 9.5 out of 10.
"Turok is a sure fire hit in every category, and a must have for all N64 owners, game addicts, and beginners who want to see the most impressive graphics display on the planet."[1]
Quotes[]
Turok
- Tim: "I'd like to point out that you, uh, let that monkey get off scot-free."
- Tim: "Reiner, I need you to make an explicit promise that you're going to kill any remaining wildlife."
- Dan: "...it's 20 feet, and then fog."
- Tim: "I'd have to make an argument for "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or whatever the [bleep] that bunny game was.
- Reiner: "I remember buying this game, and when it came out, I think it was 79 dollars."
- Tim: "Campaigner's a dumb name for an enemy."
- Ben: "Dino dancin' on the stairs."
Tonic Trouble
- Dan: "It seems like so many companies were just stretching for mascots back then, with all these platformers."
- Tim: "It worked for Superman 64 so let's just do it right here."
- Tim: "I'm going to go ahead and grab the controller and see if you're really that inept."
- Tim: "Why does a platformer need this much dialogue?"
- Tim: "If something entertaining doesn't happen within the next ten seconds, we're going to end this."
- Ben: "You hate this don't you?"
External Links[]
- Replay: Turok at Game Informer
- Replay: Turok on YouTube
- Turok: Dinosaur Hunter at Wikipedia
- Turok: Dinosaur Hunter at GameSpot
- Tonic Trouble at Wikipedia
- Tonic Trouble at GameSpot
References[]
- ↑ Reiner, Andrew. "Setting a New Standard For First-Person Gaming." GameInformer.com Mar. 1997. Original retrieved 1997-10-21.