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Rampage (NES)

GENERAL INFORMATION

GENRE/STYLE

Action/2D Action

RELEASE DATE

--/DEC/88

ESRB RATING

DEVELOPER

Data East Corp.

PUBLISHER

Data East USA, Inc.

ALSO AVAILABLE ON

IBM PC Compatible, Atari 7800, Atari Lynx, Amstrad CPC, Atari Video Computer System, Hybrid Windows/Mac, Commodore 64/128, Sega Master System, Arcade

TRAITS (member-attributed "LIKES")

THE SETTING #USES

PLAYING AS #USES

Monsters 16

PLAYING AGAINST #USES

HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES

GENERAL TONE #USES

DESCRIPTION

In Rampage, you assume the guise of a large ape the size of King Kong (George) or that of a gargantuan lizard very much resembling Godzilla (Lizzie). The citizens of America see you as a menace and just want you dead. So why not just destroy the country town-by-town? Explore all of the U.S. — from Detroit down to Houston, from New York to L.A. Climb buildings and punch through open windows to grab food for health, potions for invincibility, or humans for tasty snacks! Of course, the armed forces aren't standing idly by while you destroy each city! You'll have to deal with helicopters, tanks, explosives and troops firing at you. Once your health bar is gone, you'll revert back to your human form and lose a life. ~ Christopher Michael Baker, All Game Guide

Rampage (NES)

GENRE/STYLE:

Action/2D Action
RELEASE DATE:

--/DEC/88
TOP TRAITS:

Monsters, destructive, nostalgic
DESCRIPTION:

In Rampage, you assume the guise of a large ape the size of King Kong (George) or that of a gargantuan lizard very mu... more

players 27

followers 0

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POPULARITY: NES PLATFORM

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Rampage (NES) by: colliny2k

“A classic destruction and carnage game. Simple, yet fun. I remember it always being fun in 2-player when you just stop doing your objective of destroying the city to go wale on your friend. Knocking them across the screen only to see them come out...”

created 09/SEP/2009