Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues was released four years earlier, but Metal Gear Solid was lightyears ahead. She also had a jewel case with a stark white background, red lettering, and the tagline, “Tactical Espionage Action,” over the title: Metal Gear Solid (1998). The same thing happened when I went to my cousin’s house. This wasn’t the only time my mother’s no-killing rule came up. My mother had given me very clear instructions: I was not allowed to kill people in video games. The enemies change from velociraptors to humans fairly early in the game, but I never got past the level in which they did.

“Chaos,” in this case, meant more than just fighting dinosaurs-it meant killing people. When I was a kid, I had a Super Nintendo and two games to pick between: Jurassic Park (1993) and Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues (1994). He has written about pop culture for numerous publications. His fiction can be found in print and online in journals such as Saranac Review, Cosmonauts Avenue, Breakwater Review, and more.

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