I think it got hilarious by the time a game dalled Jurassic: The Hunted had a Dilophosaurus with an amazingly wooden crest. Thing is Jurassic Park is continuously looked at as an archetype due to its success and popularity. Ask anyone what a Dilophosaurus is, and a lot of people will answer saying it's the spitting dinosaur from Jurassic Park. A lot of people actually believe the real thing was like that, to the point I saw the Chlamydosaurus labeled as 'a little Dilophosaurus' (when in reality it was the source of inspiration). The series is the reason the knowledge of Dinosaurs is so widespread even among those who are not in the field nor are interested in it. Any person would be able to tell you what a Tyrannosaurus is -- but how much do you bet that most won't answer when you ask them what, say, an Anomalocaris or a Gastornis is? I actually appreciate that the show Primeval (which by itself was influenced by Jurassic Park) tried to put more 'unknown' prehistoric things in its episodes. You see something in the show -- say, the Kaprosuchus. Some are motivated to go look it up.
Point is it does not come as a surprise. Barring the majority of documentaries, virtually any dinosaur-related material made after Jurassic Park has a minimal influence from that film.
