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If I try to start this game, I only receive this error message here:
[1069]: Your Data Path (C:\EYEW~ZYJ) may be invalid .
Do you wish to choose another?
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Lavabath15 Sep. 2024
Top comment
Escape Triassic Hall was better!
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Sol29 Jul. 2023
Unfortunately I cannot seem to get any version of this iso to run with any program. Ive found a version on Archive.org, and it throws the same "This app cant run on your PC".
I remember sinking a lot of time into this game, being scared when the dinos were on the loose, and I remember when I stopped playing, when I was suppose to be digging up fossils.
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The Bean25 Dec. 2022
I have loved this game as a kid, I could never stop playing DK's Eyewitness Dinosaur Hunter; however, I don't have an old windows XP and not sure how to play this game without one. I have tried using the downloadable link from this awesome website, but I just can't seem to get past the whole "must run on windows thing when trying to boot it up in DOSBOX. not exactly sure how this could work for me. please any thoughts could help. I know that I could just Go online and buy a Copy, but I'd like a file that could run with DOSBOX.
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Eóin25 Aug. 2022
Played this a lot when I was growing up. I absolutely loved every minute of playing this game. It will always have a nostalgic curtain over it. I’m set on playing it again. Going to try the download here.
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Caelus02 Aug. 2022
Played non-stop as a kid, and fueled my childhood dream of becoming a Paleontologist. Spending hours navigating the dark halls of the museum with awe and caution, for slight fear of bumping into a live dinosaur. Around every corner there were mini-games, animations, models and tons of fascinating info. The content seemed near-endless, whoever the design team was behind it, must have enjoyed every minute making it. My favourite part of the game was completing the fossil game. Entering an atmospheric elevator that had you digging up bones, putting the missing pieces together to re-animate the long-dead dinosaurs, watching them escape from the room and roam wild around the museum. I would track each dinosaur on the map, and hold my breath as I saw them pass through the giant passageways. Truly one of the most nostalgic educational CDs I ever played.
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If I try to start this game, I only receive this error message here:
[1069]: Your Data Path (C:\EYEW~ZYJ) may be invalid .
Do you wish to choose another?
Escape Triassic Hall was better!
Unfortunately I cannot seem to get any version of this iso to run with any program. Ive found a version on Archive.org, and it throws the same "This app cant run on your PC".
I remember sinking a lot of time into this game, being scared when the dinos were on the loose, and I remember when I stopped playing, when I was suppose to be digging up fossils.
I have loved this game as a kid, I could never stop playing DK's Eyewitness Dinosaur Hunter; however, I don't have an old windows XP and not sure how to play this game without one. I have tried using the downloadable link from this awesome website, but I just can't seem to get past the whole "must run on windows thing when trying to boot it up in DOSBOX. not exactly sure how this could work for me. please any thoughts could help. I know that I could just Go online and buy a Copy, but I'd like a file that could run with DOSBOX.
Played this a lot when I was growing up. I absolutely loved every minute of playing this game. It will always have a nostalgic curtain over it. I’m set on playing it again. Going to try the download here.
Played non-stop as a kid, and fueled my childhood dream of becoming a Paleontologist. Spending hours navigating the dark halls of the museum with awe and caution, for slight fear of bumping into a live dinosaur. Around every corner there were mini-games, animations, models and tons of fascinating info. The content seemed near-endless, whoever the design team was behind it, must have enjoyed every minute making it. My favourite part of the game was completing the fossil game. Entering an atmospheric elevator that had you digging up bones, putting the missing pieces together to re-animate the long-dead dinosaurs, watching them escape from the room and roam wild around the museum. I would track each dinosaur on the map, and hold my breath as I saw them pass through the giant passageways. Truly one of the most nostalgic educational CDs I ever played.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.