Jurassic Park III: Park Builder

Jurassic Park 3: Park Builder is a GameBoy Advanced game released in 2001. The game is similar to Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, but you can make more dinosaurs in the game. The game is rated "E" for everyone.



About the Game
“Clearly, the folks who built the original park were guilty of a few oversights. Think you can do any better? Try your hand at plotting out all of the details of the creation and management of a dinosaur park in JURASSIC PARK III: Park Builder. A strategy-simulation title of the highest caliber, the game leaves you in charge of 100 dinosaur species, you have the task of placing them and maintaining their health. Of course, there's also the matter of the restaurants, shops, rides, and other attractions. If the park you create is too boring, poorly maintained, or excessively expensive, no one will show up, so you'd better use some seriously discerning judgment. In addition to managing the park, you'll have to pick up DNA strands from throughout the park to create new dinosaurs to keep the people coming back. Does it sound like too much to handle? Just wait until one of your prehistoric pals escapes on opening day…”

Carnivore Ones
001.Eoraptor

007.Coelophysis

013.Irritator

015.Baryonyx

021.Mini. Tyrannosaurus

022.Avimimus

023.Unenlagia

024.Ornitholestes

026.Compsognathus

027.Sinosauropteryx

028.Gallimimus

029.Ornithomimus

030.Struthiomimus

031.Dromiceiomimus

032. Pelecanimimus

033. Mononychus

037. Oviraptor

038. Conchoraptor

039. Troodon

105. Dimorphodon

107. Anurognathus

111. Pterodaustro

115. Archaeopteryx

116. Plesiosaurus

120. Pachypleurosaurus

124. Eurhinosaurus

125. Ichthyosaurus

129. Terataspis

130. Mesolimulus

131. Pachydiscus

132. Macropoma

133. Elginia

134. Archelon

135. Kuehneosaurus

136. Dinilysia

137. Pterygotus

138. Meganeura

139. Dimetrodon

140. Diplocaulus

Carnivore Twos
002. Herrerasaurus

003. Carnotaurus

004. Masiakasaurus

005. Majungatholus

006. Ceratosaurus

008. Dilophosaurus

010. Monolophosaurus

016. Megalosaurus

025. Coelurus

040. Velociraptor M

041. Velociraptor F

042. Deinonychus

043. Utahraptor

106. Rhamphorhynchus

108. Pterodactylus

109. Anhanguera

110. Dsungaripterus

117. Cryptoclidus

121. Pistosaurus

128. Clidastes

Carnivore Threes
009. Allosaurus

011. Giganotosaurus

012. Acrocanthosaurus

014. Spinosaurus

017. Yangchuanosaurus

018. Albertosaurus

019. Tarbosaurus

020. Tyrannosaurus

112. Quetzalcoatlus

113. Pteranodon

114. Giant Pteranodon

118. Kronosaurus

119. Elasmosaurus

122. Cymbospondylus

123. Shonisaurus

126. Mosasaurus

127. Tylosaurus

Herbivore Ones
034. Segnosaurus

036. Beipiaosaurus

059. Lesothosaurus

061. Minmi

063. Mini. Stegosaurus

074. Hypsilophodon

075. Othnielia

076. Muttaburrasaurus

077. Heterodontosaurus

079. Ouranosaurus

080. Altirhinus

087. Nipponosaurus

090. Stygimoloch

091. Stegoceras

095. Psittacosaurus

Herbivore Twos
035. Therizinosaurus

044. Anchisaurus

045. Plateosaurus

046. Massospondylus

047. Camarasaurus

048. Cetiosaurus

049. Amargasaurus

050. Saltasaurus

051. Shunosaurus

053. Diplodocus

060. Scelidosaurus

065. Wuerhosaurus

067. Yingshanosaurus

069. Polacanthus

070. Nodosaurus

071. Saichania

072. Ankylosaurus

078. Iguanodon

081. Camptosaurus

082. Edmontosaurus

083. Hadrosaurus

084. Parasaurolophus

085. Maiasaura

086. Corythosaurus

092. Pachycephalosaurus

093. Homalocephale

094. Goyocephale

096. Protoceratops

097. Chasmosaurus

098. Styracosaurus

099. Centrosaurus

Herbivore Threes
052. Apatosaurus

054. Supersaurus

055. Seismosaurus

056. Barosaurus

057. Brachiosaurus

058. Mamenchisaurus

062. Stegosaurus

064. Kentrosaurus

066. Tuojiangosaurus

068. Edmontonia

073. Euoplocephalus

088. Hypacrosaurus

089. Lambeosaurus

100. Torosaurus

101. Triceratops

102. Triceratops Lhorn

103. Pachyrhinosaurus

104. Pentaceratops