The follow-up, Dino Crisis 2, was also well-received ... with players having to contend with velociraptors and even a T-Rex, with the latter shown during a chase sequence where the player is ...

In what is a bit of a surprise release, Dino Crisis 1 & 2 are available now on PC via GOG, complete with a bunch of welcome enhancements. For those who missed it, the original Dino Crisis was released ...

GOG also launched GOG Dreamlist, allowing users to vote for games they want GOG to revive for the program. Check out the features for Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2, along with their official trailers, ...

then Dino Crisis 2 is for you. The game ditches its survival horror roots and dives headfirst into high-octane action. Regina returns to in Dino Crisis 2. But this time, she’s paired up with ...

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta joined JVL today on the first edition of the pop-up series WTF 2.0. They talked about the looming constitutional crisis Trump seems intent on, Jim’s thoughts on if we’ll ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The upcoming Dino Crisis-inspired horror game, Code Violet, will not be coming to PC. Its developers at TeamKill Media say the game will be a PS5 ...

As to what draws major guys to the major beasts, the paleontologist believes that it’s largely about bragging rights and sheer awesomeness: “You can own a 3’ x 3’ painting or have a giant skull ...

Compete on global leaderboards and see who can survive the longest. Now you can personalize your dino with a variety of skins, hats, and accessories to make your gaming experience more fun and unique.

Crytek puts the development of Crysis 4 on hold and plans to lay off 15% of its staff. Crytek, known for the Crysis series, also developed the original Far Cry and Hunt: Showdown. The studio cites ...

Scott Applewhite/AP Did Vice President JD Vance set off a constitutional crisis with a recent tweet? Many journalists and law professors seem to think so. “If a judge tried to tell a general how ...

Essentially, failure to restrict demand only places bandages on hemorrhaging wounds. What the U.S. needs is a more systematic approach to deal with the demand that’s fueling the drug crisis.