Turok review (PlayStation 3)  CNET Editors' Rating  3.5 stars
Very good Review Date:  Average User Rating  0.0 stars No
reviews. Write a review  Like the mindless Hollywood
blockbusters that it emulates, Turok features plenty of
dinosaur-hunting action and not too much else.  Considering that
it's published by Touchstone, an interactive arm of Disney, it's
not surprising that Turok comes across like it was based on a
screenplay. This new Turok game is the first in the franchise in
six years, and it feels like a reboot in many ways. Gone are the
time-traveling aspects of the previous games, and in its stead
is a sci-fi story that involves a ship crashing on an alien
world inhabited by dinosaurs. The ensuing action and story
unfold very much like a standard Hollywood summer blockbuster,
complete with familiar and expected plot twists, cheesy
dialogue, and plenty of mindless action.  You play as Joseph
Turok, a Native American warrior who is part of a mission to
hunt down a rogue military company of which he use