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Rampage (NES) Review

Video Gaming Hard Corps (officialvghc.com) reviews the arcade port of Rampage on the NES.

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Knightofelemia4072d ago

Sorry to say but this game actually looked better on the Sega Master system both graphically and music wise. Also on the Master System version you got three mutants instead of two. I played many hours on the Master System version.

camel_toad4071d ago

Nothing better than eating people right out of their homes.

Hitman07694071d ago

ahhh gotta luv the classics :)

DivineAssault 4071d ago (Edited 4071d ago )

i loved this game! Ralph was the greatest! Too bad they omitted him from the NES version (memory limitations).. Theres an issue PS wont be having nx gen..

SleazyChimp4071d ago

I wish they would reboot this for XBLA and PSN.

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The 10 Best Video Game Movies Ever Released

From Xfire: "Video game movies don't exactly have the most stellar record.

There's a long list of movies that have been released ever since the video game industry started way back in the 1980s that serves as proof that, just because a video game is good it doesn't mean that a movie based on it will perform well.

Then again, that hasn't stopped studios from trying.

In fact, most recently, we've seen live-action adaptions of popular franchises like Mortal Kombat, and Final Fantasy announced.

With that said, just because there's plenty of bad video game movies doesn't mean that there aren't any good ones.

While these movies definitely didn't win too many awards, they did do their fans well."

Knightofelemia1164d ago (Edited 1164d ago )

Detective Pikachu was a good movie have yet to see Sonic as for Street Fighter I like Van Damme and Raul Julia but I thought the Tomb Raider movie with Angelia Jolie or the 2018 reboot were better.

SDuck1164d ago

I must say, I liked the Tomb Raider movie more than the game it was based on (in terms of story). Still hoping to see a sequel for it

njitram20001163d ago

Mortal combat is ridiculously stupid but it's also so much fun. That intro scene alone has me in tears....

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Exclusive Interview with Rampage Star, Jason Liles

GotGame chats with Jason Liles, the actor that brings George to life in the video game adaptation of Rampage, available now digitally and coming to DVD, blu-ray, and 4K blu-ray on July 17th.

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Shut off your brain and have fun - Rampage: From Video Game to the Big Screen

Yes, they actually made a movie based on Midway's classic 1986 city-destroying arcade classic. However, is it any good? Well, yes! So, let's take a deeper look at how the film stacks up against the game series.

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