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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- PEGI Rating: Ages 12 and Over
- Media: Video Game
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Product Features
- Collectible Monsters: One of the new features being introduced in Rampage: Total Destruction is collectible monsters. In addition to the 3 original monsters from Rampage, George, Lizzie and Ralph, the player will be able to find, unlock, and more than 25 collectible monsters.
- Heightened Levels of Destruction: The environments in Rampage: Total Destruction are designed and constructed to maximize the destruction experience. Rampage: Total Destruction includes 7 destructible cities all equipped with various neighborhoods to roam around in, just ripe for mayhem.
- Interactive 3D Environments: Rampage: Total Destruction consists of levels that allow monsters to walk through the streets, alleys, sidewalks and go between buildings.
- Rampage Rage Meters Each monster will have a health bar and a rage meter, as the monster does damage to the environment, his rage meter will gradually increase until it fills up and his super move is unleashed.
- Hidden power-ups this integral part of the Rampage series has been extended to include a wide range of power-ups: health, rage, score multipliers, damage multipliers, strength increasers, speed ups and more!
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Manufacturer's Description
Rampage: Total Destruction is the next evolution in the Rampage series. While the game retains the core elements that made the Rampage series so popular - giant monsters, massive destruction and a humorous theme, new mechanics and play modes make Rampage: Total Destruction a unique gaming experience. With dozens of monsters to collect and play as, new levels of destruction, and an interactive 3D environment, Rampage: Total Destruction unleashes the chaos like never before.
Product Description
Rampage: Total Destruction is the next evolution in the Rampage series. While the game retains the core elements that made the Rampage series so popular - giant monsters, massive destruction and a humorous theme, new mechanics and play modes make Rampage: Total Destruction a unique gaming experience. With dozens of monsters to collect and play as, new levels of destruction, and an interactive 3D environment, Rampage: Total Destruction unleashes the chaos like never before.
- Collectible Monsters: One of the new features being introduced in Rampage: Total Destruction is collectible monsters. In addition to the 3 original monsters from Rampage, George, Lizzie and Ralph, the player will be able to find, unlock, and more than 25 collectible monsters.
- Heightened Levels of Destruction: The environments in Rampage: Total Destruction are designed and constructed to maximize the destruction experience. Rampage:
- Total Destruction includes 7 destructible cities all equipped with various neighborhoods to roam around in, just ripe for mayhem.
- Interactive 3D Environments: Rampage: Total Destruction consists of levels that allow monsters to walk through the streets, alleys, sidewalks and go between buildings.
- Rampage Rage Meters Each monster will have a health bar and a rage meter, as the monster does damage to the environment, his rage meter will gradually increase until it fills up and his super move is unleashed.
- Hidden power-ups this integral part of the Rampage series has been extended to include a wide range of power-ups: health, rage, score multipliers, damage multipliers, strength increasers, speed ups and more!
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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
This game is good value for money if you want something to play for 30-45 minutes at a time. The game play is very simple and not particularly varied but that doesn't detract from the fun, and still becomes very immersive. You basically move from building to building using a limited set of moves to cause destruction. Most buildings have various power-ups which you collect as you move around. Police patrols and army helicopters provide some distraction as they shoot at you, and you can take pleasure in eating the patrolmen and knocking the helicopters out of the sky!
Each block within a city usually takes around 5 minutes to flatten, and there around 8 or so per city. The final block has a "boss" which is an additional objective to destroying the last buildings in the city.
London is included so I look forward to getting to that part!
I would recommend this game to anyone looking for something simple to play for short periods of time.
Each block within a city usually takes around 5 minutes to flatten, and there around 8 or so per city. The final block has a "boss" which is an additional objective to destroying the last buildings in the city.
London is included so I look forward to getting to that part!
I would recommend this game to anyone looking for something simple to play for short periods of time.
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I picked this game up over the weekend as it was going for cheap in a local shop. I hadn't really seen any reviews for it or anything but used to play the old arcade machine as a kid.
The main games is pretty fun, there's a large selection of monsters but they all control the same. It takes a little bit of time to get used to the control scheme, don't even bother trying to playing without the Nunchuk attachment. It works but it is REALLY confusing! Once you've got the moves worked out you can destroy different cities around the world and complete some extra challenges on the way which unlock special moves and new monsters adding some replay value.
The game is pretty simple, and fairly samey but it is great for a quick blast, especially if you're playing with someone else for 30mins at a time or so. If the game was full price I wouldn't suggest you get it, but as it's such a cheap title I think it's well worth grabbing. The game also comes with the original arcade version of the game which I've put almost as much time into as the main game itself!
The main games is pretty fun, there's a large selection of monsters but they all control the same. It takes a little bit of time to get used to the control scheme, don't even bother trying to playing without the Nunchuk attachment. It works but it is REALLY confusing! Once you've got the moves worked out you can destroy different cities around the world and complete some extra challenges on the way which unlock special moves and new monsters adding some replay value.
The game is pretty simple, and fairly samey but it is great for a quick blast, especially if you're playing with someone else for 30mins at a time or so. If the game was full price I wouldn't suggest you get it, but as it's such a cheap title I think it's well worth grabbing. The game also comes with the original arcade version of the game which I've put almost as much time into as the main game itself!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
Anyone who enjoyed the original game won't be disapointed with this, especially as the original game and the sequel is included on this disc. So even if you don't like the new version, you can still play it the old way.
My brothers and I used to waste huge amounts of time playing this together on our old Amiga and it's still a great game to play with a friend on the Wii. Everything you loved about the old game is still here, the format has not been changed a great deal. The main difference is that you can climb on the front of the buildings as well as up and down the sides and you have a couple of basic special moves and some complex ones you learn as bonuses. The camera zooms in and out automatically and is quite well controlled, it doesn't distract or annoy. It's a little bit harder to knock the helicopters out of the sky and pick up cars and people, but once you get a grip on the moves it gets easier. You can play this game without a nunchuk, but it's much more difficult to move your monster around and I wouldn't recommend it.
The best bit of the game is picking up a bus or tram, tipping it up to eat all the passengers then aiming and throwing it at a building where it explodes causing even more damage.
This game is similar to Eledees because it appeals to the destructive element in us all, but has a fairly simple concept and it gives you a certain amount of freedom in the environment to do what you want. It doesn't have as much lasting appeal as a single player game and as the other reviewers have said; it's good for a few rounds of therapy but I think it makes a great multiplayer game for people in a similar state of mind.
My brothers and I used to waste huge amounts of time playing this together on our old Amiga and it's still a great game to play with a friend on the Wii. Everything you loved about the old game is still here, the format has not been changed a great deal. The main difference is that you can climb on the front of the buildings as well as up and down the sides and you have a couple of basic special moves and some complex ones you learn as bonuses. The camera zooms in and out automatically and is quite well controlled, it doesn't distract or annoy. It's a little bit harder to knock the helicopters out of the sky and pick up cars and people, but once you get a grip on the moves it gets easier. You can play this game without a nunchuk, but it's much more difficult to move your monster around and I wouldn't recommend it.
The best bit of the game is picking up a bus or tram, tipping it up to eat all the passengers then aiming and throwing it at a building where it explodes causing even more damage.
This game is similar to Eledees because it appeals to the destructive element in us all, but has a fairly simple concept and it gives you a certain amount of freedom in the environment to do what you want. It doesn't have as much lasting appeal as a single player game and as the other reviewers have said; it's good for a few rounds of therapy but I think it makes a great multiplayer game for people in a similar state of mind.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
DESTROY!
I used to play this in the arcade in the 80's. Now my kids love it too. Great fun playing together. it's cool on wii console when kids are younger. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jacoz
Very distructive.
My 10 year old really likes it.
One of the few games he's not got bored with.
One of the few games he's not got bored with.
Published on 27 Oct 2009 by HillSpecial
fun for a momment
played this for about 30 mins on the day i received it, not played it since, it now just sites on a shelf with the 30 other games i never play for the Wii as 70% of the wii's game... Read more
Published on 17 April 2009 by M. Bedford
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