Worst of all though, this is exactly the same game as the recently released Dora the Explorer: Dora Saves the Snow Princess and even Go, Diego, Go! Safari Rescue, the last Diego game from High Voltage. It easily ranks as one of the most repetitive games I've ever played, and even kids will likely find it boring after a short while. The background is different and the obstacles are in a different order, but there's nothing new after the first few minutes. Every level after that is just a remix of the same thing. After you've played through the first level or two, you'll have seen pretty much everything there is. The worst bit about the whole experience though is how incredibly repetitive it is. There are segments where this doesn't happen, however, and it can be a little confusing whether you're doing the right thing or not. So, while you move the controller, it'll keep filling up to let you know that you're doing the right thing. In some cases, a meter will appear in the upper-right corner to show you the "progress" of your motions. There are a couple presentation issues with this though. Generally speaking, it's simple stuff, with visuals in the corner of the screen that show you what you need to do.
#GO DIEGO GO DINOSAUR PS2#
On the Wii, this might be to shake the controller from side to side, while on the PS2 this would mean wiggling the left analog stick. When you need to climb a ladder, sweep aside snow to find an object or have the leopard search somewhere, you need to perform a certain controller motion.
#GO DIEGO GO DINOSAUR HOW TO#
Other than that, this is as simplistic a platformer that you'll find most anywhere and the only thing it really teaches your kids is how to use the controller for the system of their choosing. Time+travel+is+one+of+Diego's+many+superhuman+abilities. Similarly, you'll sometimes come across an obstacle, pile of rocks, and Rescue Pack will pop up to ask you which item Diego should use to cross the challenge. In some sections, Click the camera will show up and tell you about a dinosaur they need to help or get help from, and you need to pick the correct one from three options. There are really only two sections where any sort of thinking is involved, and both involve picking the correct item from a group of three.
#GO DIEGO GO DINOSAUR TV#
While the Go, Diego, Go! TV program serves as a pretty good educational show for children, Go, Diego, Go! Great Dinosaur Rescue doesn't do a whole lot to teach the youngsters very much. So Diego does what any kid would do and travels back in time to save the friendly four-footed beast. While visiting a dinosaur museum, Diego and his sister learn of a dino that got lost from her family pack while trying to block off some other scary creatures. Everyone's favorite kid adventurer is back with his leopard sidekick in tow, this time going back in time to the land of the dinosaurs.
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