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 Introduction 
     
    
     Nowadays 
    a popular and successful game should get frequent expansion packs to provide 
    more fun and possibilities to gamers. Zoo Tycoon, a game distributed by 
    Microsoft and created by Blue Fang Games doesn’t depart this rule. The 
    original Zoo Tycoon has been quite a hit for the Redmond software giant. A 
    few months after the initial release, Microsoft has recently launched the 
    first expansion pack for the game named ‘Dinosaur Digs’. The title of this 
    game is pretty obvious and says it all: this expansion pack comes with 
    dinosaurs you can adopt to thrill the millions visitors of your very own Zoo 
    along with some other game enhancements. 
    Installation 
       
    Installing “Microsoft Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs” is more than easy. Once 
    you’ve inserted the CD, the setup pops-up and with a few mouse clicks the 
    files of this new game are being copied. The installation is a breeze and 
    after a couple of seconds you’re ready to recreate Jurassic Park at home! 
    
     Microsoft Zoo Tycoon Dinosaur 
    Digs Welcome Screen (click to enlarge)
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