The video features a host, Fred, who reviews various Jurassic Park video games, including ones for the Super NES, Master System, Megadrive, and PC. He discusses the gameplay, graphics, and flaws of each game, often in a humorous and sarcastic manner.
Fred reviews the following games:
1. Jurassic Park on Super NES: He praises the game's exploration and FPS elements but criticizes its lack of passwords and difficulty level.
2. Jurassic Park on Master System: He ridicules the game's poor design choices, such as requiring players to press the START button on the console to change weapons.
3. Jurassic Park on Megadrive: He criticizes the game's frustrating platforming and poor AI, but acknowledges its good graphics and sound.
4. Jurassic Park: Trespasser on PC: He praises the game's engine but criticizes its numerous bugs, poor design choices, and awkward gameplay mechanics.
Throughout the video, Fred also engages in humorous banter with his co-host, Seb, and provides comedic commentary on the games' flaws.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator, Fred, is making a video about Jurassic Park games.
2. The video is not about Christmas, despite being recorded during the holiday season.
3. Fred reviews several Jurassic Park games, including the ones on Super NES, Master System, and Megadrive.
4. The Super NES game is considered one of the most well-known and best Jurassic Park games.
5. The game on Master System is a platformer where the player kills dinosaurs.
6. The Megadrive game has two parts: one where the player controls Grant, and another where they control a raptor.
7. Fred criticizes the game's physics and AI, particularly the deadly falls that can occur in the game.
8. The final boss of the Megadrive game is considered easy and underwhelming.
9. Fred also reviews the PC game "Jurassic Park: Trespasser", released in 1998.
10. The game has several bugs and glitches, including poor AI and physics.
11. The game's protagonist, Ann, is a one-armed character who can perform various actions with her single arm.
12. The game has a unique health system, where the player's health is displayed on Ann's left breast as a tattoo.
13. The game is an exploration game with some combat elements.
14. The game has a long playtime, with the player going through various environments, including forests and a city.
15. The game has a complex keycard system, where the player must find multiple keycards to progress through the game.