Rotorob: When I was a kid, the local pizza place had a pair of old standup video game consoles in the ordering area. One was Gyruss; the other was Rush N’ Attack. I can still remember “liberating” quarters from my parents’ change jar so that my friend and I could take turns playing Rush N’ Attack for hours. That status as a childhood favourite made me excited for Konami’s recent retro reboot, Rush N’ Attack Ex-Patriot.
PlayDevil has posted an XBLA review of Konami's retro sequel, "Rush N Attack: Ex-Patriot".
TheGamingExperience gets Patriotic for this review!
Gameshark - The timing of Rush'N Attack: Ex-Patriot couldn't be better. Red Dawn fever is sweeping the video game landscape and games such as Bionic Commando Re-armed 2 and Konami's own Hard Corps: Uprising have shown that fans are aching for action-platformers with classic roots.
20 years ago I used to play this in a arcade and a girl who I had a crush on used to sit next to me and watch me play this game. There was nothing better as a kid going down the arcades in the summer next to the beach and playing these old arcade machines.
Gaming was more enjoyable for me back then, this generation of gamers don't appreciate stuff, they moan about everything, 24/7
This remake has nothing to do with the original (console or arcade), the only similarity is the big knife.
But i enjoyed the demo, i don't know if i'm going to buy it, cause i'm afraid of its length.. Some say 3 hours in veteran, which is very short in my opinion.
Yeah,i remember playing rushn attack back in the days(damn how i miss them).The original game is still better than this