Rampage (Nintendo, 1988)

This game is just good, clean fun for one or two. The graphics aren't mind blowing and game play is about as simple as it gets: You are a huge mutant ape or lizard (your choice) whose purpose is to climb on and destroy buildings while avoiding damage from the armed forces sent to stop you. The point of the game is to destroy the world, city by city, building by building. It has practically infinite replay value because who doesn't like to break stuff every once in awhile? Everybody needs that sometimes.

If you're in the market for a fun and destructive game look no further. If you're looking for something like Crystalis, Zelda, or Final Fantasy then pass this up. It is the antithesis of structure and strategy, and that is it's main strength in my opinion.

Its a pretty quick fix for those that wish to relive the NES days of running around the city, causing mayhem to every single piece of property in your peripheral sight, and eating people for snacks. The only bad thing about this game is the bland looking scenery and repetitiveness of the whole Eat-People-And-Smash-Buildings pitch the game throws at you. Either way, it seems only fun in short bursts, and I'm doubtful that I, or anybody could finish the game in one sitting.

The ultra popular arcade game from the 80s is back and is pretty much a clone of the arcade.Choice you character and eat people,crush planes, and destroy buildings on your NES.

Rampage...I still remember like it was only yesterday...

I first conquered this game with one of my cousins over a decade ago. I thought it was so easy!! You got infinite continues, and you go all over the country knocking buildings down, eating people, and getting shot at by the cops and angry citizens!!! To me, it was like a cartoon horror movie with no script!!

Funfactor--4.5, Gameplay--4.0----The fact that this game takes 2 hours plus to beat, well, I don't think I'm patient enough anymore....

I only played this game once when I was 7 or 8, but it was the best black humour I've ever seen in a video game. This game is a 1 or 2 player game, and is really quite easy once you get a beat on it. A game for the whole family, and you'll be wanting to play it again and again.