Classic with a Few Glitches

User Rating: 8.6 | Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion N64
By TroutFuzTV | Review Date:
Turok was my favorite and first shooter I owned. It was an immense world and had a strong story following it from the last Turok. With little relatives left of Firestone family there are few people who can accept the responsibilty of Turok. This takes place right after Turok Two. In the last one the former Turok encountered what he knew as Oblivion. This game draws on that story line in a postion from which playing either Danielle or Joseph you must complete. This is where it has its strengths on the other two games. There is the potential to play two seperate games in one because both of the two had many skills the other did not as well as many paths the other could take. There were also very different weapons the two would take up as you progressed through tyhe game. This is one of the things i have always appreciated of Turok. In last words this is a great lesser gen game.

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  • Rating:9

    Great game on so many different levels.

    By marpleman | Review Date: Jun 16, 2008 | N64

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  • Rating:9.5

    "Worthy of the name 'Turok', and true to the saga"

    By cyberspy16 | Review Date: Aug 28, 2007 | N64

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