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Version: FINAL!
Last Revised: 5th June 2002
Status: Complete. No more updates.
By David Kamikaze, Copyrighted material 2001. HANDs OFF THIEVES!!!
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CONTENTS
1. Layin' down da LAW!
2. About JP3
3. The Main menus
4. Basic management tips.
5. Contruction Tips
6. Advanced management tips.
7. Dinosaur List + Locations
8. FAQ and CODES
9. Contact me.
10. Questions NOT to ask me please.
11. Credits + Mutants List
12. Jurassic Park Builder on other consoles?
13. The Final Farewell
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10/09/2001- A lot of questions and requests. I am impressed! This has been a lot
more fun than I ever expected it to be! Keep those questions coming in. I am so
happy also noones decided to flame yet- maybe people are actually READING the mail
guidelines! And also thanks to all those who have helped me as well.
Added a Dinosaur Listing, but it's only 29% done- if you wanna add to it you'll
be credited so I'm open to everyone expanding the list! Some new FAQ questions,
one has been answered correctly... whew. Am I busy or what?
7/10/2001- Completed dino list from Bahamut986. Edited a LOT of FAQ questions
with better answers. And a little chunk on water enclosures and how you build
them since a LOT of people have gotten confused over this.
28/10/2001- Added cheat codes. Yes, CHEATS. Hope everyone is happy! And a few
little tweaks and clear-ups. Right now this guide is as complete as I ever
could have hoped it to be!
31/10/2001- This is the second to last update people! One more update before I
announce this complete, so if you have ANYTHING to add you'd best send it very
fast indeed!!! I added a NOT TO ASK list, I added a semi-complete detailed Dino
Guide which will be complete upon the final update. I have cleared up one or
two things, I have tested the cheats (they work!). Again, one more update! This
is going to be so hard to let go, I have thoroughly enjoyed writing and updating
this guide. But alas, all good things must come to an end... *cries!*
6/11/2001- OK, this is it. The final update, but what an update! The dino list now
includes- yes- LOCATIONS! Now you can know where to find your favourite dinosaurs!
originally, I was only going to do the most popular dinosaurs... but in the end I
5/06/2002- HOLY SHIZNIT AND MANIC SONIC DRIVES! An update after 8 months! It's
great to finally return to this guide as it's been my most successful.
Anyway, the purpose is to notify you all of new JP3 Park Builder games, as well
as iron out some bugs. Well, most of you cried out for another update so here
it is people! Enjoy!
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=1. LAYIN' DOWN DA LAW!
NO-ONE MAY PUT THIS ON THEIR SITE WITHOUT
MY DUE PERMISSION! Failure to do so will result in me
getting out the chainsaw which I hold so dear and chopping
off hands and fingers!!!
Copyright:
Copyright 2001 David Kamikaze. It may not be stolen, altered, or used for any type of profit.
It may be reproduced electronically,and printed for PRIVATE, PERSONAL use. It may not be placed
on a CD, printed in a magazine or any type of publication. If you would like to add anything to
this FAQ, please e-mail me, as well as any questions, comments, or corrections, to the address
below. You will be credited!
e-mail: kamikazekintaro@aladdinscave.net
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2. ABOUT JP3
Jurassic Park 3 did not do very well despite being a million times better than THE LOST WORLD.
But it has spawned a lot of spin-offs, JP3: PARK BUILDER for the GBA being my personal fave.
Yep, think THEME PARK with dinosaurs! It's such a cheap, obvious rip off it HAD to work! it has
given me sleepless nights trying to prevent a full-scale Gigantosaurus rampage and made me laugh
when I find out my mystery DNA is from a T-Rex!
if you like Theme Park or Sim City and have a GBA, this is the game for you. Fun, thought
provoking and it really makes you wonder- what would you do if T-Rex's rampaged your park?
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MAIN OFFICE: This is where you advertise, save, set your entry fee and sort out the parks
transportation system. The heart of the operation.
EXCAVATION: This lets you send out excavation teams to find dino fossils, amber and the like
so you can make dinos and extinct animals from ancient eras!
RESEARCH LAB: Check amber/fossils, make dinos, check DNA... the science stuff. (Dinos cost
5000G to make)
DINO ILLUSTRATION: Check dinos you have made. Simple stuff really.
R= CONSTRUCTION MENU
This menu lets you actually build your park!
CONSTRUCTION MODE
Lots of little sub menus to construct your park!
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ROADS: (Speaks for itself)
Vehicle Road= 100G (For your busses to get to and from your gate)
Walking Path= 100G (This is what you'll be laying most of! Pedestrian pathways!)
Rotary= 2000G (For busses to turn- essential but you will rarely need more than one)
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FACILITIES: (Lifes little luxuries if you want them!)
Street Lamp= 3000G (You will need some of these, but place them sparingly!)
Water Fountain= 3000G (Use in the centre of a square for added effect!)
Clock Tower= 3500G (Tells the time, but do you want visitors to do that???)
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VEGETATION: (Plants are necessary to you park for all sorts of reasons!)
Tree= 80G (A basic, dull tree. Use to enclose squares and walkways.)
Grass= 90G (Grass. What can you say about long grass?)
Lotus= 110G (A basic, but pretty and uplifting plant for long stretches of path!)
Cycad= 130G (A very big tree, place next to Brachiosaurus pens for added show!)
Ancient Cedar= 1500G (An expensive tree, but place one or two as features...)
Boulder= 180G (It isn't a plant, but protects areas from little escaped dinos.)
Large Boulder= 2000G (Great, inpenetrable boulder. Use to protect valuable areas!)
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SYMBOL: (Statues!)
Goddess Statue= 30000G (A religious statue. Use when you got lotsa cash!)
Stone Raptor= 50000G (Expensive stone statue of a Raptor. Your choice...)
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BUILDINGS: (Here we go...)
Hotel= 50000G (Expensive, but necessary! Keep the price fairly low!)
Shop= 40000G (Souvenir shop. Also a good profit-making idea!)
Enclosure= 25000G (Pens to put dinos in.)
RESTAURANTSREX Burger= 30000G (A fast-food joint!)
Spino Grill= 48000G (A nice, posh restaurant!)
Pteranodon Cafe= 42000G (A cafe with a lot going for it.)
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REMOVAL: (80G to remove placed items!)
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FULL MAP
This mode lets you see the island from an arial view. Check out how much land has
been used, how much is free, where potential problems are etc.
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
Upgrading facilities is a must for customers. Small, boring stores/hotels/restaurants
will not empty consumer wallets. Also change rates, and check out other small options.
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OK, to start you off I'm gonna tell you what to do first, step by step.
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5. CONSTRUCTION TIPS
ROUNDABOUT
Use: When you have more than one hotel!
NATURE WALK
Use: To give visitors exercise!
Why?: Placing food at the end of it brings in money! Also looks nice.
How?: Pathway with plants beside it (about 10-15 path pieces long!). Place a RESTAURANT
at the end of the walk. They'll be hungry and buy food and drink!
KIDDIES KORNER
Use: Coz kids come to the park as well!
Why?: Happy kids mean happy parents. Happy people spend happy money.
How?: Build a small 4X4 square of path. Surround with little boulders (or large ones for
added security!). Kids will play there. Add a REX Burger there too for extra money
making profit! tip- keep it as far from dino enclosures as possible...
TREE MAZE
Use: For pure entertainment.
Why?: People like mazes. They are fun.
How?: Make a multi-path maze (not too complex!). Line the sides with trees. For some
extra enjoyment, add a Raptor Statue or Goddess statue in the middle. Happy people.
DINO TRAIL
Use: People are coming to see the dinos dammit!
WATER ENCLOSURES
Use: For water Dinos.
Why?: Otherwise they die very fast.
How? Part of the enclosure must be on land... thats the greatest misconception of all.
I mean, would you dive into a pool of carnivourous dinos? Of course not...
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* Keep your entry fee and hotel fee level. 1000G is normally OK for the beginners.
* Keep dino enclosure security at max to avoid breakouts.
* Don't place dinos until you are making a profit.
* Dino rampages are not good news... boulders can protect people.
* Dying dinos are not good for business so keep them happy and healthy!
* Ocean animals die fast. So beware of that... they only live 2-3 months...
* Charge a lot for food. About 1/3 your hotel fee for REX Burger, 1/2 for the
grill and cafe.
* Use my construction tips wisely. They are there to keep people happy and to make
you money!
* Until you are making a good profit, do not place statues.
* Start advertising on the cheap. Work your way up. The most expensive advertising isn't
100% reliable anyway! Just coz it costs more, doesn't mean it's better value.
* ALWAYS have your restaurants upgraded to 5*. Hygiene costs, but it emptys walllets
much faster!
* Keep tabs on your shop. If people can't find what they want it's not in it's line up,
so build another shop and stock that item they want in.
* Shop items depend on what Dinos you have! So keep a good eye out... you never know
when you might get an unexpected item!
* Never place carnivores together in the same enclosure, and do not place herbivores in
with carnivores (makes sense when you think about it!)
* You can keep 3 herbivore dinos in the same enclosure, but be careful.
* Ancient bugs can go anywhere. They only feed on the dinos blood. They don't do much
damage. So don't keep bugs in their own enclosure- it's a waste of money!
* Be wary of T-Rex's and Gigantosauruses. And keep their enclosures at max security.
* Same for raptors. Be careful. Max security tho doesn't always help... but they are
deterred by small boulders! And never place long grass near a raptor pen. Otherwise
you won't know they escaped until it's too late!
* Finally, when you do something right and there are no angry bubbles on people, SAVE!
It's hard to keep the fickle public happy. When you do you are on a roll and should save
in case something goes hideously wrong!
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Finally, my own list! And it's been HELL! But I am pleased to say for many
of you I have given the most asked-for dinos locations where you may find them!
Enjoy them...
BTW As for locations, all are accurate. Me and my brother Daniel worked our
butts off in research to discover the locations...
As for locations, I split it up into several sections- Canada, USA, South America,
Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. I trust we all know where these locations are.
Dino List
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001. Eoraptor
Carnivore 1
Location: South America
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002. Herrerasaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: South America
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003. Carnotaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: South America
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004. Masiakasaurus
carnivore 2
Location: Africa
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005. Majungatholus
Carnivore 2
Location: Africa
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006. Ceratosaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: USA
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007. Coelophysis
Carnivore 1
Location: USA
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008. Dilophosaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: USA
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009. Allosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: USA & Australia
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010. Monolophosaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: Asia
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011. Giganotosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: South America
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012. Acrocanthosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: USA & Canada
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013. Irritator
Carnivore 1
Location: South America
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014. Spinosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: Africa
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015. Baryonyx
Carnivore 1
Location: Europe
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016. Megalosaurus
Carnivore 2
Location: Europe
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017. Yangchuanosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: Asia
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018. Albertosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: Canada
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019. Tarbosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: Africa & Asia
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020. Tyrannosaurus
Carnivore 3
Location: Canada
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021. Mini. Tyrannosaurus
Carnivore 1
Location: USA
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022. Avimimus
Carnivore 1
Location: Africa & Asia
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023. Unenlagia
Carnivore 1
Location: South America
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024. Ornitholestes
Carnivore 1
Location: USA
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025. Coelurus
Carnivore 2
Location: USA
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026. Compsognathus
Carnivore 1
Location: Europe
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027. Sinosauropteryx
Carnivore 1
Location: Asia
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028. Gallimimus
Carnivore 1
Location: Africa
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029. Ornithomimus
Carnivore 1
Location: USA & Canada
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030. Struthiomimus
Carnivore 1
Location: Canada
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031. Dromiceiomimus
Carnivore 1
Location: Canada
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032. Pelecanimimus
Carnivore 1
Location: Europe
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033. Mononychus
Carnivore 1
Location: Africa
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034. Segnosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa
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035. Therizinosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa
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036. Beipiaosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Asia
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037. Oviraptor
Carnivore 1
Location: Africa
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038. Conchoraptor
Carnivore 1
Location: Africa
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039. Troodon
Carnivore 1
Location: USA
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040. Velociraptor M
Carnivore 2
Location: Africa
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041. Velociraptor F
Carnivore 2
Location: Africa
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042. Deinonychus
Carnivore 2
Location: USA
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043. Utahraptor
Carnivore 2
Location: Utah, USA (Hmm...)
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044. Anchisaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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045. Plateosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Europe
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046. Massospondylus
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa
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047. Camarasaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Europe
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048. Cetiosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: South America & Europe
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049. Amargasaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: South America
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050. Saltasaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: South America & Africa
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051. Shunosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Asia
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052. Apatosaurus (AKA Brontosaurus)
Herbivore 3
Location: USA
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053. Diplodocus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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054. Supersaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA
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055. Seismosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA
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056. Barosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA & Australia
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057. Brachiosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA, Africa, Autralia & Europe
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058. Mamenchisaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: Asia
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059. Lesothosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa
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060. Scelidosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Europe
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061. Minmi
Herbivore 1
Location: Australia
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062. Stegosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: USA
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063. Mini. Stegosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: USA
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064. Kentrosaurus
Herbivore
Location: Australia
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065. Wuerhosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Asia
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066. Tuojiangosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: Asia
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067. Yingshanosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Asia
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068. Edmontonia
Herbivore 3
Location: Canada
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069. Polacanthus
Herbivore 2
Location: Europe
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070. Nodosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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071. Saichania
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa
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072. Ankylosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Africa
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073. Euoplocephalus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA & Canada
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074. Hypsilophodon
Herbivore 1
Location: Europe
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075. Othnielia
Herbivore 1
Location: USA
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076. Muttaburrasaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Australia
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077. Heterodotosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa
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078. Iguanodon
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Europe
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079. Ouranosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa
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080. Altirhinus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa
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081. Camptosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Europe
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082. Edmontosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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083. Hadrosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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084. Parasaurolophus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Canada
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085. Maiasaura
Herbivore 2
Location: USA
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086. Corythosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Canada
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087. Nipponosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Asia
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088. Hypacrosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA
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089. Lambeosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: Canada
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090. Stygimoloch
Herbivore 1
Location: USA
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091. Stegoceras
Herbivore 1
Location: USA & Canada
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092. Pachycephalosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Canada
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093. Homalocephale
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa
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094. Goyocephale
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa
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095. Psittacosaurus
Herbivore 1
Location: Africa & Asia
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096. Protoceratops
Herbivore 2
Location: Africa & Asia
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097. Chasmosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Canada
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098. Styracosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: USA & Canada
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099. Centrosaurus
Herbivore 2
Location: Canada
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100. Torosaurus
Herbivore 3
Location: USA & Canada
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101. Triceratops
Herbivore 3
Location:
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102. Long Horned Triceratops
Diet: Herb3
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 91
Strength: 72
Aggr: 45
Cost: 13200
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103. Pachyrhinosaurus
Diet: Herb3
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 47
Strength: 49
Aggr: 41
Cost: 9600
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104.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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105. Dimorphodon
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 55
Strength: 31
Aggr: 29
Cost: 8600
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106.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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107. Anurognathus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 67
Strength: 19
Aggr: 26
Cost: 8600
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108. Pterodactylus
Diet: Carn2
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 62
Strength: 33
Aggr: 30
Cost: 9500
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109. Anhanguera
Diet: Carn2
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 60
Strength: 39
Aggr: 48
Cost: 9900
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110. Dsungaripterus
Diet: Carn2
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 24
Strength: 37
Aggr: 42
Cost: 6100
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111. Pterodaustro
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 27
Strength: 22
Aggr: 24
Cost: 4900
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112. Quetzalcoatlus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 35
Strength: 42
Aggr: 61
Cost: 7700
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113.
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 59
Strength: 32
Aggr: 76
Cost: 9100
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114.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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115. Archaeopteryx
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 44
Strength: 52
Aggr: 12
Cost: 9600
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116. Plesiosaurus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 50
Strength: 31
Aggr: 29
Cost: 8100
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117. Cryptoclidus
Diet: Carn2
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 43
Strength: 33
Aggr: 36
Cost: 7600
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118. Kronosaurus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 48
Strength: 51
Aggr: 69
Cost: 9900
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119. Elasmosaurus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 56
Strength: 61
Aggr: 71
Cost: 11700
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120. Pachypleurosaurus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 52
Strength: 39
Aggr: 35
Cost: 9100
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121. Pistosaurus
Diet: Carn2
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 55
Strength: 46
Aggr: 48
Cost: 10100
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122. Cymbospondylus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 49
Strength: 40
Aggr: 77
Cost: 8900
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123. Shonisaurus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 43
Strength: 43
Aggr: 81
Cost: 8600
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124.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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125. Ichthyosaurus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 50
Strength: 28
Aggr: 57
Cost: 7800
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126. Mosasaurus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 51
Strength: 61
Aggr: 68
Cost: 11200
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127. Tylosaurus
Diet: Carn3
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 27
Strength: 66
Aggr: 83
Cost: 9300
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128.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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129. Terataspis
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 18
Strength: 2
Aggr: 1
Cost: 2200
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130. Mesolimulus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 9
Strength: 4
Aggr: 3
Cost: 1700
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131. Pachydiscus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 5
Strength: 3
Aggr: 1
Cost: 1100
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132. Macropoma
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 21
Strength: 5
Aggr: 12
Cost: 3100
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133.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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134. Archelon
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: sea
Rarity: 23
Strength: 8
Aggr: 8
Cost: 3900
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135. Kuehneosuch
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 24
Strength: 6
Aggr: 11
Cost: 3600
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136. Dinilysia
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 18
Strength: 6
Aggr: 15
Cost: 3000
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137. Pterygotus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Sea
Rarity: 12
Strength: 5
Aggr: 19
Cost: 2200
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138. Meganeura
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Land
Rarity: 11
Strength: 1
Aggr: 2
Cost: 1400
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139.
Diet:
Attribute:
Rarity:
Strength:
Aggr:
Cost:
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140. Diplocaulus
Diet: Carn1
Attribute: Water
Rarity: 17
Strength: 19
Aggr: 29
Cost: 3600
SHORTLIST
Carn1
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. Monoychus
037. Oviraptor
038. Conchoraptor
039. Troodon
105. Dimorphodon
107. Anurognathus
111. Pterodaustrc
115. Archaecpteryx
116. Plesiosaurus
120. Pachypleurosaurus
124. Eurhinosaurus
125. Ichtyosaurus
129. Terataspis
130. Mesolimulus
131. Pachydiscus
132. Macropoma
133. Elginia
134. Archelon
135. Kuehneosuchus
136. Dinilysia
137. Pterygotus
138. Meganeura
139. Dimetrodon
140. Diplocaulus
Carn2
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. Pterodactyus
109. Anhanguera
110. Dsungaripterus
117. Cryptoclidus
121. Pistosaurus
128. Clidastes
Carn3
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
Herb1
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
Herb2
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. Iquanodon
081. Camptosaurus
082. Edmontosaurus
083. Hadrosaurus
084. Parasaurolophus
085. Maiasaura
086. Corythosaurus
092. Pachycephalosaurus
093. Homalocephale
094. Goyocephale
096. Protoceratops
097. Chasmosaurus
098. Styacosaurus
099. Centrosaurus
Herb3
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
A. I dunno why, but I can't build more than 8 either! Its just a restriction
in the game...
Q. Are you sure walking around works? The manual says you must use busses to
be able to view dinos!
A. Since I'm now on Year 15, take it from me- you can use busses, but pathways
are a little bit cheaper, and they do work!
A: Thnx to MikeTheMan for telling me the game automatically ends after 20 years
and I have reached 10! Halfway there...
Q. I noticed theres a male and female velociraptor- can you breed them?
A: Much like Nidorans in Pokemon red/blue/yellow.... no.
Q: I've taken all your hints and I still get into serious debt. HELP!
A: Take these hints in MODERATION. Don't place them all at once... gently flesh out
your park over time. Slow and steady wins the race!
CODES!
OK, I found one myself but the majority of these are from GrindKing1989. Thanks
very much mate! Enter these as park names.
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9. CONTACT ME!
OK, Stalkers do not read this section coz if you persue me I will have to resort to
nasty things like trojans to get rid of you... don't waste my time.
*No flames. All flames get directed either to my deleted items folder or they
are posted in my forums for people to take the mickey out of!
*Don't say, "Sorry to waste your time but" or something similar to it. You are
not wasting my time. I enjoy getting your mail and I enjoy replying. It's fun!
If you need the help, I am always more than willing to give it.
*Please for gods sake don't abuse me. If I do not reply to your mail you either
flamed me and got ignored or it's been answered in the FAQ in this walkthrough!
Phrases like "You b*****d you never replied to me!" are generally put in my
forums and they are pointed and laughed at!
*Do not use my address to sign up to anything- you won't believe how many times
people have done that and it pisses me off to a point I can't describe. I will
report you to wherever you used my e-mail address and you will be removed!
*Finally, do NOT ever ever EVER use my address to spam my inbox with useless junk
I won't ever read. One, stealing e-mail addys like that is an offence! And two,
I get 100 mails a day and I don't need any more!!
I am forced into doing this to save me valuable inbox space. I get asked
some of the most stupid questions, and unfortunately I have stopped
finding them amusing! No offence meant to anybody, but I try to reply
to every e-mail and I am getting tired...
* DON'T ASK if Park Builder will appear on any other console. It looks like
it is. Section 12 has all I know so far. Gawp, stare and spread wild and
unfounded rumours.
* DON'T ASK for cheats. They are up now. See? I have tested them. They
work. And they work amazingly well as well! The Loadsa Money cheat
works amazingly well! Maybe too well...
* DON'T ASK me ever again why you are losing money. First up, unless you
can be more accurate I can't help. And secondly, all your facilities
cost money every month. Learn from this.
* DON'T ASK for where you can find Dinos. This has been the main focus,
I have updated with a bigger Dinos list with more detail. Please do not
ask for this ever again, you have it.
* DON'T ASK ever again if you can upload this onto your website. I am
finding it hard to keep track of it now... unless you are a qualified
cheats site you may NOT use this on your site. A thousand apologies...
* DON'T ASK me a question and proceed with flames (you know who you are!
Yes... you're in my mutants list!) as you will be totally ignored and
reported to your ISP. And I have ruined a lot of people this way!
* DON'T ASK personal questions. This seems obvious but you would be
very surprised how many times people ask for my telephone number,
address etc. You will be totally ignored. Full stop!
CREDITS:
DANIEL & CHRISTOPHER REED
Coz they're my brothers and I love them. They inspire me. Daniel especially
as he's a big JP fan and forced me into doing this FAQ!
HR GIGAS
For those smutty Street Fighter pics which keep me awake laughing!!!
SANJEET SIRAH
Another buddie, but we've been pals for ages now. He's cool!
EWOUD VAN HEEREBEEK
Yet another buddie- thanks for making me waste so much time chatting to ya!
LAUNA WILLIAMS (Juggernaught)
My cousin. Peace!
DANNY KOBALE
My friend and webhost- cheers pal!
BAHAMUT986/HAUNTER986
For completing the dinos list.
BRIAN PETTY
For the info regarding JP3PB on other systems! Thanks mate!
GRINDKING 1989
Cheats are great thankyou!
NINTENDO
Coz the GBA rulez!
YOU
For reading this guide.
ME
Coz I wrote it and deserve credit. Oh, bite me.
MUTANTS:
YOWZER42
Viruses are BAD! You nasty person. Your ISP knows BTW.
FINALFALLACY21
I have better things to do than read daily rantings and flames.
DARKSTAR
Racism might be freedom of speech but I have the right not to hear it thankyou.
PISTOLA
Don't keep complaining that I keep outsmart you. I usually do that to everyone.
WYSIWYG2001
I have family who died in NY. Your ICQ convo about how cool it was has been posted
everywhere, with your IP address. You deserve to be hacked.
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SOURCE: http://www.dansjp3page.com/index2.asp
Big Thanks go to Brian Petty for sending me this info. It seems at E3 a new Park Builder
for X-Box, Gamecube and PS2 is well on it's way, most people missed it however and there
isn't much to go on because it was sorely overlooked.
The screenshot looks VERY hot, and if/when it's launched, you can bet your last dollar
that I will do a FULL GUIDE when it is released. I will let you ALL know when there is
more information available. Meanwhile, go to that site - and gawp at the great screenshot
that is there, and pray to the highest forms of gaming life that we will get it before
the year is out!
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So many people have mailed me with comments like, "You're leaving? Why?" and "But
what if the FAQ isn't complete?" and so on. I am happy to know so many of you have
managed to learn from this FAQ, and pleased so many of you come back to it time and
time again.
truth is, if I could I would always update this guide monthly. But the sad fact is
I do not have the time. I am a web designer and it's how I make my living I'm