I don't care how futuristic any arcade might be, if I see a Rampage machine sitting in the corner I will be feeding it money. Rampage was ported to just about every system over the years and remains as much fun today is it was back in 1986.
The player can choose between three monsters: George - a giant ape, Lizzie - a dinosaur, or Ralph - huge werewolf. They were experimented on by Scumlabs and transformed from humans into city-wrecking monsters of mayhem. The purpose of the game is to smash the buildings until they collapse while fighting off the attacking choppers and tanks, maybe munching on a hapless civilian or two while you're at it.
Simple, but loads of fun. It's a shame that it never entered into pop culture as much as Pac-Man, Mario, or Sonic.
The player can choose between three monsters: George - a giant ape, Lizzie - a dinosaur, or Ralph - huge werewolf. They were experimented on by Scumlabs and transformed from humans into city-wrecking monsters of mayhem. The purpose of the game is to smash the buildings until they collapse while fighting off the attacking choppers and tanks, maybe munching on a hapless civilian or two while you're at it.
Simple, but loads of fun. It's a shame that it never entered into pop culture as much as Pac-Man, Mario, or Sonic.