The game is divided into a series of similarly themed levels called zones. Abandoning the mission structure of the SNES version, the Game Boy version progresses strictly linearly. The Game Boy version is also a side-scrolling shooter, but it unfolds slightly differently. Game Boy Version The GB version has a much different look than the SNES version. Utilizing the stun gun is an important factor in the game, because killing too many non-velociraptor enemies results in the island's ecosystem being destroyed, leading to the game over screen. The game's arsenal consists of a charging stun gun, machine guns, and shotguns. Alan Grant and soldier Michael Wolfskin to head to the island and stop Biosyn. The main plot is that the bio-engineering company Biosyn, rival to John Hammond's InGen, dispatched troops to Isla Nublar to take control of the facilities and the dinosaurs.

Finishing missions progresses the player through the game. Completing one mission brings them back to select another. Upon starting a new game the player is confronted with a menu screen that gives them several missions to choose from. The version for the Super Nintendo is a standard sidescroller. It also had an animated opening cutscene for the SNES version. Unlike the original games, which were all mainly top-down perspective games, The Chaos Continues was a side-scrolling shooter.

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In 1994 The Chaos Continues was released for the Game Boy and Super Nintendo. In response Ocean, the development house responsible for the original titles, began work on a sequel. The original Jurassic Park games on Nintendo's platforms were a huge success. Jurassic Park Part 2: The Chaos Continues is a non-canonical sequel to the original Jurassic Park game, and by extension the Jurassic Park book and film. Overview One mission involved fighting a T-rex.

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