GH Review: Rampage Total Destruction (Wii)

Zardon · Feb 12, 2007, 09:01 PM

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Back before home consoles took the world by storm, arcades reigned supreme. Gamers could head to their local game plaza with a pocketful of quarters without a care in the world, but games have evolved significantly since the 80s. Rampage was a smash hit back in the day as three monsters wreaked havoc over a series of cities, and at the time this mindless button mashing was a great source of entertainment. However, the gaming industry has developed a lot in the last twenty years, but sadly Midway didn’t receive this memo. Rampage: Total Destruction on the Wii does sport a slew of new characters and competitive multiplayer modes, but sadly this game’s repetitive nature leaves it eons behind the rest of the crowd.

Feb 12, 2007, 09:01 PM	#1
Zardon DriverHeaven Founder Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 32,480 Rep Power: 179	GH Review: Rampage Total Destruction (Wii) Read The Review Here //Discuss Here ______________________ Back before home consoles took the world by storm, arcades reigned supreme. Gamers could head to their local game plaza with a pocketful of quarters without a care in the world, but games have evolved significantly since the 80s. Rampage was a smash hit back in the day as three monsters wreaked havoc over a series of cities, and at the time this mindless button mashing was a great source of entertainment. However, the gaming industry has developed a lot in the last twenty years, but sadly Midway didn’t receive this memo. Rampage: Total Destruction on the Wii does sport a slew of new characters and competitive multiplayer modes, but sadly this game’s repetitive nature leaves it eons behind the rest of the crowd.