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by flash-hammer - Top 500, Mar 23 '07
Pros: Brainless fun, especially on multiplayer, for a while Cons: Grows very, very, very repetitive
In the 1980s, Midway had a huge arcade hit by the name of Rampage, a game which put you in the control of a giant monster, your goal to destroy the cities of the World. The game proved a huge coin-muncher, striking a chord with gamers, especially ...
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by godking , Mar 04 '00
Pros: Decent graphics Cons: Everything else sucks
I'm getting really sick of the "updating" trend currently going on in console gaming. Bringing out "collection" editions of the old 1980s arcade games (six collections from Namco, four from Midway, two from Atari) for the Playstation...
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by TwelveMotion , Apr 05 '00
Pros: It was a great game until... Cons: Sounds, gameplay, replay value, two player mode is a joke
I will be writing this opinion in the dialect of a Swedish chef with a huge accent. Why? Because I hate this game so much that I need something to take my mind of what I am writing. If you can't read Swedish chef, I will put it in English after the...
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by killaX , Jun 07 '00
Pros: you can sell it to another sucker later! Cons: really boring
Boy did this game get boring fast. It was fun for, oh, maybe 2 hours. The game is unbearably long, and you never get anything new through out the game.
The Plot: You are a mutant science project. Perhaps an experiment gone bad. You can...
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by voodoo33d , Jan 22 '00
Pros: eating stuff you arn't suppose to Cons: everything else
I think rampage is one of the best games ever, if i were stupid. Rampage is so bad. I've had better sound on the toilet, I've seen better graphics on a moist towelette, I've played better game-play on a Lexmark Printer. This game has great...
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by dantetownes , Jan 10 '00
Pros: nothing Cons: everything
You pay oh let's say around 40 dollars on this game. And after 5 min you get tired over it. This game is very repative and the graphics blow. It is the same thing over and over again all you do is destroy citites. Wow!! lot's of fun if you have no life...
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by azreal , Jan 18 '00
Pros: none Cons: repetitive, boring, poor graphics, not all that fun in the first place
Rampage World Tour is a game that should never have been made. Its slow, it has bad graphics and its boring. The whole point of the game is to go around and destroy buildings and eat people. At first this may sound like fun but it gets old after about 2...
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by fatcrab , Jan 16 '00
Pros: fun to eat the people and wreck buildings Cons: repetitive, nothing else but the arcade game
Here's the premise: Three employees of a twisted company bent on "making toxic waste yummy" are exposed to some of this tasty goo and are transformed into huge animal-like monstrosities. So, they get pissed, and wreck stuff, and eat, and have a...
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by zenquon , Jan 30 '00
Pros: 3 player multiplayer Cons: Too many levels, limited character selection
Rampage: World Tour is a game that has endless destruction of buildings and people. The game is pretty fun because more than 1 and 2 players can play at one time. The fun of destroying cities is very fun when you play it for the first time, but it will...
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by iiijay , Mar 11 '00
Pros: good Cons: excellent
Rampage: World Tour looks terrible from advertisements, but this game can be a lot of fun. Even if it gets boring after a while, for the first 20 levels this game gets pretty enjoyable. With over 100 levels and some bonus levels, this game will keep you...
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by dellesfy , Feb 07 '00
Pros: A quick, easy, and fun party game. Good humor. Cons: Pretty damned worthless if you're playing alone, unless you want to relieve stress.
Yeah, Rampage: World Tour has got hit by more flak than the average Allied World War II bomber, but that does nothing when I played the game both alone and with my friends. The result: A slightly underrated game (and I mean only SLIGHTLY).
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by hepdood , Dec 12 '99
Pros: Pretty good graphics, good control Cons: Repetitive gameplay, boring sounds, tries too hard to be a good game
I used to love playing the original Rampage in the arcades with friends. That is this game in its element, a quarter-stealing monster to have a ball with. However, the N64 game, though graphically improved, plays quite weak.
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by WoodenNickel , Jan 27 '00
Pros: Fun for the first 5 - 10 minutes. Cons: Stupid, pointless, and very boring.
Rampage was probably the most boring game I have ever played. The whole plot of the game is to go around eating people, destroying buildings, and smashing everything in site. After about the 100th level of doing the same thing over and over and over...
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by jhannah , Jan 04 '00
Pros: Violent, destructive, and other cool things to get a guys attention Cons: To boring if you play by yourself
I played this game for about 5 minutes by myself, and hated it, but then my 11 year old nephew wanted to play it with me, so we restarted, and made it a competition. At the end of each level (there has to be BILLIONS of them!) it lets you know how many...
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by Joe50 , Oct 19 '99
Pros: Fun at first Cons: monotonus
quick question: how long does this game last. I played and played and played, but never really found any point to the game. Ok, its fun smashing...
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