Rampage

created and published by Data East in 1988-12, running on Nintendo Entertainment System

type: platformer, beat 'em up
series: Rampage
perspective: side view
player options: single player, shared-screen

languages: eng

3.7/5

Personal reviews (2)

Lets start with the overall game play. You go through America's major cities smashing buildings, people, trains, bridges, police cars, helicopters, tanks, and many different cars. Sounds easy right? well, it is sort of, people will peep out of the windows and try to shoot you, and from the ground you got tanks blasting at you also, police cars, and helicopters try to stop you as well. But you can combat these annoyances by smashing them, its not hard, thats the games only problem, you also seem to get unlimited continues (I haven't ran out) making it too easy, people should have no trouble beating this game in one day. But it does have lots of replay value with the 2 player option provides hours of multiplayer fun. Other pluses in the game include bonus stages, and good graphics (compared to the NES standard). Check this game out, you probably won't be disappointed. I said it was easy, I didn't say it wasn't fun, it is. Rampage is an overall good game and I recommend it for anyone who enjoys classic games. If you used to play it in the arcade you will love this NES version. If you've played the Nintendo 64's Rampage World Tour, this one is very similar, but just has older graphics.

# 2006

A classic, but the arcade version is superior of course. Who doesn't want to become giant monsters, destroy large cities and eat people to regain health? And they say that video games give kids crazy and violent ideas. Blasphemy.

(cjlee001) - # 2006

Official description

RAMPAGE
SMASH AND TRASH

Go Ahead—Get It Out Of Your System.

Lose your temper. Smash a skyscraper. Trash a city. Have an office building for lunch. Go on a RAMPAGE.

# 2023-12-22 17:47:15 - official description