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It seems Hollywood everyman Dick Richards knows no bounds. This time, we find Dick back at Universal Studios in the 90s on the heels of the massive success of Jurassic Park, and the beginnings of a movie franchise behemoth.

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Why There Are So Many Jurassic Park Sequels
Before Jurassic World and a time riddled with movie sequels and multi-platform cinematic universe commercial conglomerates, there was just the Jurassic Park movie, and the.. idea of a sequel. That pivotal moment when Jurassic Park went from one awesomely original spectacular movie, into another cinematic blockbuster franchise. Except, unlike other story rich movie franchises, like Marvel or Star Wars, with plenty of material to explore through sequels or a movie trilogy, Jurassic Park just really didn’t have much more of a reason to make a sequel other than to sell exclusive dinosaur toys. But, dollar signs are dollar signed, and Dick Richards knows a golden dinosaur-sized goose egg when he sees one, so thus spawned Jurassic Park: The Lost World.

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Written by Michael Adams Davis and Michael Schroeder
Directed by Michael Schroeder
Produced by Brian Fisher and David Odom
Cinematography by Michael Schmidt
Makeup by Ashley Aldridge
Edited by Chance Cole

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When gamers compare the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller, the Xbox Series X controller and the Nintendo Switch Pro controller, they often look at which one is more ergonomic or which one has better triggers. It’s very rare that they just compare the designs of each controller, which is exactly what I plan to do in this video.

Every controller has been shaped by the controllers that came before it. Look at the DualSense for example, Sony has had symmetrical thumbsticks since the PS1 days and has never changed them. The light bar is still there from the DualShock 4. As for the Xbox Series X controller, it’s a marginal improvement over the Xbox One controller, which sounds bad, but when you think about it, the Xbox One controller was pretty much perfect, so not a lot of room for improvement there. That being said, the disc-d’pad hybrid is a really big step forward. It’s easily the best d-pad on any controller. The Nintendo Switch Pro controller shares a lot of similarities with the Xbox One controller. They both have offset thumbsticks and great d-pads. They even have the same face button lettering, but its the style of the Switch Pro controller that sets it apart.

There’s more to each controller than just that so enjoy the video, let me know which controller design is your favorite in the comments section below and don’t forget to subscribe to TheGamer for more gaming tech content.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:35 DualSense Controller
01:50 Xbox Series X|S Controller
03:09 Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
04:22 Verdict
04:50 Outro

Written by: Justin Pietrodarchi
Narrated by: Antony Watkins
Edited by: Rahul

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