Rampage Through Time – Customer Reviews
makes you want to throw a Rampage
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I love seeing the giant mutant's climbing skycrapers and destroying tall buildings helicopters and people were running.
10/20/2005 12:00 AM | Rating:
Not as good as the sequal...
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Rampage Through time isn't as good as universal tour.
To make it short it's pretty much more of the same with nothing new.It really is a disapointment to its predecassor.
Pros
Eh graphics are ok
Cons
Gameplay
gets boring after awhile
feels just like Rampage 1 and 2.
To make it short this game is not worthy of a purchase maybe a rent but not a purchase.Stay far away from this one.It's fun for about 2 minutes but then gets old really fast...
2.0 out 5....2 cause they had a pretty cool character but that's it...
Lates11/24/2004 12:00 AM | Rating:
Disappointed
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I bought this game in memory of the 6-foot arcade game, but was dissapointed. The basic gameplay is: play 3 rounds of smashing a city, then play a bonus round which is a minigame.
A few of the minigames are fun, but most of them are uninspired 2-bit games and many eras have the same bonus game.
There are always three monsters (I think the requirement is due to the way the level progression works) and the computer controls the ones the player does not. This is frustrating if you just want to tear up the town yourself or play with one other person and not have this annoying third monster smacking the two of you.
Although the ideas for the eras are imaginative, the same thing hides behind different bitmaps -- always one ground foe, always one airborne foe.
The scroll of the city is also a drawback. The whole city is larger than the size of the screen, so if you want to climb a building or go left, everyone else has to come along too.
The first cut scene was long and tedious (you sit and watch a news guy pick his nose) as well.
To sum up: The original Rampage arcade game was quick, fun game. This game is not an improvement upon the original.
6/12/2001 12:00 AM | Rating:
Worth the money
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This game, while similar to the other rampage titles, breaks up the repetition by changing the scenery every three levels and adding challenge games that are simple but addictive.The only thing I found a littledetracting was that you cannot play without either friends or AI monsters.I like destroying a city by my lonesome.
7/8/2000 12:00 AM | Rating: