Turok 2 weapons upgrade#

Grenade Launcher - Standard grenade launcher that fires explosive ordnance at a trajectory.

Turok 2 weapons upgrade#

Joseph can upgrade it to the Shredder, which fires ricocheting projectiles that can stun enemies. Danielle can upgrade it to the Fireswarm, which fires explosive projectiles that can engulf enemies on fire. Shotgun - Standard close-to-mid range double-barreled shotgun.Joseph can replace it with the Sniper Rifle: a single-shot bolt-action rifle with a long-zoom scope. Danielle can replace it with the Firestorm Cannon: a fully-automatic minigun with a very high rate-of-fire. Assault Rifle - Standard mid-to-long range assault rifle that fires in three-round bursts.Joseph can replace it with the Silenced Pistol, which has both a suppressor and laser sight and can be 'zoomed in' like scoped weapons. Danielle can replace it with the Mag 60, which fires in three-round bursts. Pistol - Standard mid-range semi-automatic handgun.Joseph can replace it with the Storm Bow: a high-tech scoped crossbow that allows players to fire immediately without needing to draw an arrow. Danielle can upgrade it to the Tek Bow, which use special explosive arrows. Players can retrieve arrows from enemies killed by it. It's distance and trajectory is based on how long the arrow is drawn before firing (by holding down the Fire button, then releasing it). Bow - Simple hunting bow for silently launching arrows a long distance.Both of them can be upgraded to the Razor Wind: a three-blade chakram that is thrown and returned like a boomerang for slightly longer ranges. Tomahawk (Danielle) / Blade (Joseph) - Standard melee weapon for silent close-ranged kills.Unlike Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, all weapons work underwater and no weapons have alternate firing modes (although some have scope) or secondary ammo. In the Campaign Mode, players can upgrade most of their weapons to their character's special counterpart. The game has 23 weapons total (25 if including the deathmatch-exclusive Spear and Claws), with players receiving specific weapons based on their chosen character. Players reprise the role of Joshua as he again thwarts the plants of the Dinosoid legion 'Amaranthine Accordance' (who is stealing human weaponry for use against the peaceful Dinosoid group known as the 'Solidarity Order'). Other than the same name and box art, it is not a direct adaptation of the main game and is instead a direct sequel to the Game Boy Color version of Turok: Rage Wars. The handheld Game Boy Color version of the game, developed by Bit Managers, was released in North America (on July 27, 2000) and Europe (on September 8, 2000). Both characters have unique abilities and weapon upgrades, with Danielle being combat-oriented (including a grappling hook and high-powered weapons) and Joseph being stealth-oriented (including night vision goggles and technical weapons). After Joshua's demise at the forces of an ancient evil known as Oblivion, the two Fireseed siblings (with one of them as the next 'Turok') must find and destroy Oblivion.ДЄs the game has dual protagonists, players choose at the beginning of the game which of them will be the player character (with the other character restricted to cutscenes). The direct sequel to Turok 2: Seeds of Evil (and the conclusion of the original Turok trilogy), Shadow of Oblivion follows two siblings of Seeds of Evil protagonist Joshua Fireseed: Danielle and Joseph. Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is a 3D sci-fi first-person shooter developed by Acclaim Austin and published by Acclaim for the Nintendo 64 in North America (on September 6, 2000) and Europe (on September 8, 2000).