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Rampage World Tour (N64)

 
Description: Scum-labs have altered you DNA make-up turning you into a building smashing reptile, monkey or wolf. Demolish cities on ... more
Rampage World Tour (N64) ... your quest to find all the scum-lab locations and stomp them from the earth. Demolish buildings, swat down aircrafts, eat people and ra

Newest Review: ... transformed into giant monsters by the experiments of the evil Scumlabs. George the Gorilla, Lizzie the Lizard and Ralf the ... more

 ... Wolf , and take them on a tour of the World, destroying Scumlabs bases around the World, and everything in between. The game is in 2D, and basically sees you walk from one end of a stage to the other, climbing buildings and destroying them with various punches, kicks and stomps. Also on the agenda is eating any pesky humans who get in the way, destroying vehicles and dealing with the attentions of military and Scumlabs’ experimental weaponry. The core of World Tour plays nicely enough, and the Godzilla fan in me enjoy...more

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Rampage: World Tour (N64)
WARNING! This import game can't be used on UK/European consoles. ...
Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
£ 3.94


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Wolfzilla
Premium Review Rampage World Tour (N64): Repetition: World Tour (1045 words)
by - written on 23/03/07 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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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 those with a weakness for Godzilla movies, and earning itself ports on all the major computers of the day, as well as Sega’s 8-Bit Master System games console. In the mid-to-late 1990s, when the popularity of their flagship Mortal Kombat games was beginning to wane, Midway decided to rework the classic game for modern audiences, and Rampage: World Tour was born. Released in the arcades to some success, the game found ...  Read the complete review

Ryoko_1
Premium Review is okay... (217 words)
by - written on 30/04/03 (Somewhat useful, 12 readings)
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I'm personally a fan of somewhat violent video games, with people screaming and destruction, you know... I actually received this game for free, from a friend who didn't need it anymore, so I'm not really sure about the directions in the box or the price. The woman in the short white skirt with the long legs and glasses...her face is sorta ugly, like her eyes are too small and her hair is a mousy brown, so that wasn't too exciting. I think the selection of monsters are too ordinary and the choosing is pretty small. The tanks that run around are REALLY annoying since you fall over and takes you awhile to get back up, then it shoots you down AGAIN, ...  Read the complete review

 

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