Dennis Nedry/Games

Games

Jurassic Park (SNES game)[]

Nedry gives players advice in the Jurassic Park SNES game though they are deliberate lies. Like many other characters' ID cards, the player requires his which can be found in the Beach Utility Shed.

Jurassic Park Interactive[]

In Jurassic Park Interactive, the player's objective was to complete mini-games programmed by Nedry.

Jurassic Park: Paint and Activity Center[]

He appears in Mr. DNA's tour as someone who can "steal" the DNA from the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park: Paint and Activity Center.

Jurassic Park: Trespasser[]

Some of Dennis's background is revealed in Trespasser through Hammond's Memoirs. Hammond apparently found him in Cambridge, Massachusetts (which is also stated in the novel). His compensation for working in exile on Site B was computer time and money. He apparently left a Medieval Mace on Site B in the InGen Labs which Anne can use as a powerful Melee weapon. Several fictitious films are mocked on posters in his office, such as "Invasion from Venus", or several "Kandar" films.

LEGO Jurassic World[]

Dennis Nedry appears in LEGO Jurassic World with his role being identical to the Movie canon. However, in the game, Nedry survives by feeding the Dilophosaurus and runs away (rather than telling her that he doesn't have any food to give her and ultimately dying). He later makes a small canon in LEGO version of the fourth film, where he, along with Donald Gennaro and Robert Muldoon, are hiding in the old park. He can be purchased as a playable character for 100,000 studs (Normal and rain coat). He's armed with the shaving cream can and has the ability to hack. His lines are recorded by an actor doing an impression of Wayne Knight's voice, rather than having Knight himself reprise the role.

Jurassic World: Evolution[]

If you type the Konami Code on the websites homepage, a gif of Nedry shaking his finger and saying "Ah Ah Ah, you didn't say the magic word" will slide out into the bottom righthand coner. The gif is from the orginal movie when John Arnold tried to get into the System Secutiry Interface and failed.