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Dino D-Day First Impressions

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By Matt Clarke
April 9, 2011

“We regret to inform you that your son has been eaten by dinosaurs in the line of duty.” Dino D-Day is out, and I’ve just been playing it. Pitching the Allies vs Nazi dinosaurs in a WW2 setting is pretty fun, it seems. It would be unfair to judge the game on the mere 40 minutes I spent checking it out, so take a look at some amusing screenshots I gathered below.

That's me lying injured on the floor while 2 Dilophosaurs argue over who gets to eat me.

Dead rabbits distract raptors, who can't resist the fresh meal.

Raptor-o-vision.

"I'M GONNA EAT YOUR FACE!!!"

This guy lobbed a dead goat at me, but my pistol showed him who's boss.

Then his friend ate me anyway...

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