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'''DinoHunters''' is a work of fiction by [[Kuma]] that combines choreographed scenes with stimulating first-person shooting. | '''DinoHunters''' is a work of fiction by [[Kuma]] that combines choreographed scenes with stimulating first-person shooting. | ||
It is a free game which could be classified as "advergaming" as the game has a real life sponsor in the form of [[Wikipedia:(razors)|Schick]] Quattro razors. Players do not need to own a copy of [[Half-Life 2]] in order to play. | It is a free game which could be classified as "advergaming" as the game has a real life sponsor in the form of [[Wikipedia:Schick (razors)|Schick]] Quattro razors. Players do not need to own a copy of [[Half-Life 2]] in order to play. | ||
The [http://www.thedinohunters.com/ DinoHunters] website is a rather amusing spoof of the whole reality/dedicated TV channel genre. | The [http://www.thedinohunters.com/ DinoHunters] website is a rather amusing spoof of the whole reality/dedicated TV channel genre. | ||
[[Category:Third Party Source Engine Games]] | [[Category:Third Party Source Engine Games]] | ||
Revision as of 13:46, 12 October 2006
Overview
DinoHunters is a work of fiction by Kuma that combines choreographed scenes with stimulating first-person shooting.
It is a free game which could be classified as "advergaming" as the game has a real life sponsor in the form of Schick Quattro razors. Players do not need to own a copy of Half-Life 2 in order to play.
The DinoHunters website is a rather amusing spoof of the whole reality/dedicated TV channel genre.