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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Zoo Tycoon 2 Extinct Animals Expansion Pack

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Zoo Tycoon 2 Extinct Animals Expansion Pack

Zoo Tycoon 2 Extinct Animals Expansion Pack
From Microsoft

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Product Description

Microsoft Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals Expansion Pack brings to life animals that once roamed the planet! Experience the largest Zoo Expansion ever, with a whole new prehistoric world, 34 extinct animals. New activiites like Dino Rampage and Sonar Fossil Find. And tons of new characters and objects sure to change the face of your zoo.

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #4094 in Video Games
  • Brand: Microsoft
  • Model: 9MI-00001
  • Released on: 2007-10-16
  • ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+
  • Platform: Windows XP
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 3.00 pounds

Features

  • Create your own customized zoo with up to 30 different animals
  • Building and terrain-altering options
  • 3-D graphics, photo options, new zoom mode
  • Intuitive controls with tutorials
  • New Zoo Guest and Zookeeeper modes

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Shocking News Update! Zoo Tycoon scientists report an unprecedented discovery to worldwide astonishment, amazement, and, frankly, a few raised eyebrows: More than 30 Extinct animals are ready to be brought back to life just for your zoo! From the adorable dodo bird to the massive American mastodon, the ferocious saber-toothed cat, and the terrific T. rex, enchant your guests with animals from the past in Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals. Head out on a paleontology dig to search for fossils, assemble your finds, and then take them to the Extinct Research Lab to bring your Extinct animals to life! Unveil the drama of Extinct landscapes with misty springs, tar pits, glaciers and maybe even a caveman or two. Once you’ve populated your Extinct zoo, you can research and cure diseases, and even wrangle a pack of rampaging dinosaurs in first-person mode! Do your part to bring ‘em back and the thrill of experiencing Extinct animals will bring your Zoo guests back for more! Fossil-Finding Minigame Search for fossils in first-person mode using your fossil-finding sonar gun, and then get down and dirty digging them up. Zookeeper duties call? Hire a paleontologist to head the search for you! Fossil Building Minigame Got fossils? Take them to the Extinct Research Lab to piece them all together. Puzzle it out, and your Extinct animal takes shape right before your eyes! Extinct Animal Creation Minigame Try your luck at the Lab, matching patterns to bring your Extinct animal to life! Meet the resident scientist! Get a perfect score, and watch him break-dance! Dino Rampage Minigame Your dinosaurs have gone on a rampage! Zip into first-person mode to wrangle the raging beasts with your tranquilizer gun. Too many to handle on your own? Never fear! The Dino Capture Team is on the job. Disease Curing Minigame Extinct animal down with a disease? The cure is in your hands! Take samples and do research to find the cause, and then inoculate to cure the disease. Your animals and your zoo guests will thank you for saving the day! New Staff Members The Saber-toothed Cat and Dino Entertainers take the stage with live performances, puppet shows, and break-dancing. Your Paleontologist will not only educate your guests about your Extinct animals but will also search for fossils. And the Dino Capture Team is on call to keep your guests safe from rampaging dinos! New Scenarios and Challenges Watch romance blossom as you successfully create a mate for your sister zoo’s Tyrannosaurus rex plus other fun Extinct-themed campaigns and challenges! New Extinct-themed Buildings and Objects Put your zoo in the Extinct mood with Extinct-themed buildings and objects! Wander through the Cave Painting Hall and wonder at the cave art! See how Extinct animals stack up by size at the Size Comparison Mural!

Customer Reviews

Better than expected5 As a huge fan of all things zoo and animal, I took a gamble on this game in hopes of reigniting my childhood passions. I was pleasantly surprised to find Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals was actually a lot of fun for a kids game. At my age it isn't really a challenge at all, but the fanciful nature of the gaming system and antics of the animals are fun to watch and unfold as you build your dream zoo. I was impressed to notice that both male and female animals have different looks, and some of the dinosaurs even have feathers. Someone was doing their research at Microsoft. I'd definitely recommend this game for younger kids who want to learn more about extinct animals and anyone else who just loves animals. its ok/fun4 I actually liked zoo tycoon 1 better than zoo tycoon 2, simply becuase it had more content. However, the expansion packs like endangered species and african advewnture add to it. Of all the expansion packs i looked forward to the extinct animals the most. It is good they have both dinosaurs and other extinct animals, however i wish they would have more dinosaurs and a larger variety. They were all kindof similar. However, this game is still fun, and easy if you stick to freeform games, for the younger players. The minigames are a great addition, especially being able to chase escaped dinos yourself. I think the graphics need to be updated, but it is still fun to walk around (or drive in a jeep) next to dinosaurs Best zoo ever!5 I love zoo tycoon and couldn't wait for this game to come out I was so excited when I got it. It's a ton of fun-but the prices for the animals are a bit out of proportion ( 3,000 dollars for a dodo?) But they soon pay for themselves in donations, or you can make them for free at the extinct research lab. It's also fun to take care of them and overall have them at your zoo. Another big plus is the entertainers that eliminate the guest amuzement issue. It's a great game and any zoo tycoon 2 fan needs to get it.

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