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Playing this game is equivalent to taking a nap

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: April 20, 2000
Author: Amazon User

I played this game while I was babysitting at a friends house. I played for about half an hour. By then I'd had enough. You'll like this game if you want to destroy stuff and eat people over aand over and over again. All you do is start the game, choose your monster, and start destroying. You do the same thing every time. You walk around and punch a building holes form on it and you grad the stuff and eat it. Or, you can punch airplanes or cars. In conclusion, i found this game boring. This game would be good in an arcade for 25 cents for about 15 minutes. done.

This Game should only be Rented

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: August 03, 2000
Author: Amazon User

As much as I want to be able to like this game, I just can't. The original idea is still a good one (control one of three gorillas and level one city after another), but I think it's finally been exhausted. When I frist started playing this game (with a friend), I was having fun. But as the levels progressed the experiance soon became mind-numbing. I know that the game is just supposed to be a fun excursion but it could at least demonstrate some kind of variety within the levels. Each time you play a level the whole experiance becomes more boring. I began to dread having 80 or so cities left to destroy. Also, the multiplayer could have been improved. The only difference between it and single player is that you now have two or three people destroying building, and they have the ability to punch each other. I really expect better of Midway, which is usually a company that puts out good games, and I still can't believe that they made a sequel to this without any significant changes. Almost nothing has changed even from the original Rampage of the 80's. It's time that Midway either puts the series to bed or makes it more interesting. To wrap things up, this is a game that starts out as a very entertaining cartrige but quickly takes a turn for the worse. Rent this game...don't buy it, since you'll be tired of it before the game is due back.

A recreated classic, educational but very boring

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: October 02, 2001
Author: Amazon User

For those of you who don't know, you play the game as one of three towering monsters, a werewolf, giant lizard or giant ape and the point is to destroy cities across the world. Sure the original arcade game is a classic, with lots of punching and smashing to offer, however this game "world tour" does not have much to offer in terms of fun. Its fun for about the first five or ten minutes, beating, smashing, punching and kicking, then the reality sets in that this is a tedious game. There are over 100 cities and each city is not just a screen, it's a side scrolling level! It wouldn't be so bad if the enemies were not horrendous! Its not just ten enemies on a screen at once, its about thirty to fifty at some points, shooting, bombing, flame throwing, flying and stomping you. The entire game despite being 100 cities can be defeated in a single day but does have a save feature with the memory packs. There is a nice plus though, lots of moves to learn and master, lots of detail, each city looks unique and features landmarks of that city and it is very educational for children to learn geographical locations. Don't pay more than ten bucks for this game though.

eeehhhh.......

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: April 08, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Rampage World Tour is excellent at first. At first. Once you get into the game it's hard to stay awake. All you do is smash things and eat people. Thats all. When you have a friend, its more fun because you can have death matches, or look at the chart to see who destroys more buildings. If you have no friends though, then I can only reccomend that you rent Rampage World Tour.

Okay game

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: January 24, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Rampage: World Tour is a great game for people that delight in destruction, but for anyone else, it could get very boring in a short period of time, all you do in the entire game is destroy buildings, and mutilate people. This can get annoying after a while, so I would only suggest this game if you planned on playing it with a friend; this will add a little extra intrest to the game because you and your buddy can duke it out in the death matches, a pretty fun game... but don't expect to get obsessed with it.

Ian's Review

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: July 30, 2002
Author: Amazon User

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.

They made a classic even better

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 7 / 7
Date: December 07, 1999
Author: Amazon User

In the game u choose to play as one of 3 different monsters, a giant lizard, wolfman, and a king kong like charachter. The object is simple, destroy and eat as much as possible. In each level you have a number of buildings to destroy while being shot at by army troops. The graphics and animation in this game are trully eye pleasing, nothing like the old arcade's 16 color scheme. And if you get bored of destroying buildings, take it out on one of your partners, punch them, kick them in the groin, or a jump kick to the jaw. Its just plain fun!

The Rampage continues

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: April 11, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Rampage World Tour takes the classic Rampage series into 64 bit form and they did a good job of doing it. The graphics and effects in the game are superb, while the control, sound, and fun factor is also good. However, like all the Rampage games, it might get boring after you go through so many cities because it's just the same old formula over and over. But if you get bored just destroying buildings, helicopters and eating people, you can always fight your friend.

If you like destroying stuff or if you're a loyal fan to the Rampage series, this would be a good game to get.

Good multiplayer game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: December 08, 1999
Author: Amazon User

If you are going to play this game with friends often, it is a fun one to have. You get to run around and break things (as well as put a beat down on the other guy). As a one player game, though, it gets old fast. Graphics aren't bad, and sound is mediocre. The 4 star rating is for if you plan to play with friends. By yourself, I would give it about 3.

My favorite N64 game!!!!! Arghhhhhhhhhh!!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: March 21, 2005
Author: Amazon User

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.

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