Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years Amazon Minimum Age: 144 months Binding: Game Cartridge EAN: 0031719197101 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Label: Nintendo Manufacturer: Nintendo Platform: Nintendo 64 Publisher: Nintendo Sales Rank: 7360 Studio: Nintendo
Rating: - Cool Game
this is a pretty fun game if you're in the mood just to destroy tuff. there really is nothing to this just destroying buildings. it get boring in a while but it's fun.
Rating: - My favorite N64 game!!!!! Arghhhhhhhhhh!!
I, being in possession of a 1992 Dell computer, was able to get the 1988 IBM version of the original Rampage online, and it is one of the few games from that era that I keep going to again and again. I picked Rampage: World Tour up for six bucks at EB games the other day and it is extremely addictive and fun. The review states it perfectly: it is basiccally the same game, albeit bigger and with some modified graphics (though I really think that it could have been a SNES game, the graphics are not much more advanced than the original Donkey Kong Country for SNES). But if the original wasn't your cup of tea you may not like this because its basically the same. But I love it, and I find it the perfect way to unwind stress and emotion in a brainless way after a long day of intelligent thinking and reasoning. In short, this is mindless entertainment at its best and is well worth it if you can find it used.
Rating: - Great Game
This game is the best game it rocks hard. this game should get 1,000,000 stars I like it. by BRADEN D.
Rating: - Ian's Review
Rampage:World Tour is pretty boring. when i first got the game it was fun but then I got tired of it. it got boring because you do the same thing on each level which is destroy all the buildings and eat people for bonus points. If you are thinking of buying this game then rent it before you buy it.
Rating: - whatever
Dont buy this game it is fun for the first2 days and after that it gets so boring i mean you dont even acomplish any thing for about 300 levels. you should save your money for jamesbond or something.
- Great Game
- Ian's Review
