Even older entries find a way.
It is hard to imagine a better fit for a real-time-strategy simulator than Jurassic Park. At some point, while watching the films, everyone has thought about how much better they could run the parks than John Hammond, InGen, or any of the other mega corporations that repeat the same dinosaur mistakes time and time again.
Frontier Developments (famous for their Planet Coaster and Planet Zoo series) agreed, and in 2018 it gave players the chance to do just that. While the original Jurassic World Evolution released a couple of years later on the original Nintendo Switch, its two sequels did not. And with the original also being one of the few Switch games unpurchasable on Switch 2 due to compatibility issues, some Nintendo fans felt as though they have been left behind. But seemingly out of nowhere, a ‘Complete Edition’ of Jurassic World Evolution 2 (yes, not the most recent entry) has been released on Switch 2.
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