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Hack Nedry's Security System In This Jurassic Park Flash Game
Not all of Jurassic Park's iconic scenes include dinosaurs. One, which has been faithfully created online, involves hacking a computer.
You can check out the scene in question below, where Samuel L. Jackson's character tries to access the security system put in place by Wayne Knight's character.
After watching the clip, you can try to hack the system yourself by heading here. It might just be the most accurate interactive representation of an element of Steven Spielberg's landmark film ever made. Make sure you try using the magic word after inputting your command – something Jackson's character never got a chance to do.
[Source: Jurassicsystems.com, via Geekologie, Polygon]
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