- Publisher: Midway
- Release Date: Apr 24, 2006
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Game InformerIn the end, I don't see this title connecting with an audience beyond the most hardcore Rampage fans. [May 2006, p.97]
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PSM MagazineUltimately, it's a short lived blast at best, overshadowed by the much better "War of the Monsters". [Jun 2006, p.84]
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The problem is that the core game tries to be something it was never meant to be and that really drags the overall fun factor well below where it should be.
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I seriously question the longevity of this title, even with multiplayer and a ton of unlockable stuff. I think this is a weekend rental for the most part.
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The series' simplified gameplay takes a step backwards with Total Destruction, and the overall experience is decidedly mediocre. But sometimes, after a hard day of work, you just want to knock over a skyscraper.
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Once the novelty of the new graphics wears off, we're stuck with a 20-year old arcade game that I'm not so sure I would label a classic in the first place.
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If the control wasn't so sloppy and loose, Total Destruction could easily have been a much better game. As it stands, this is just like every previous entry.
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The biggest problem with Total Destruction is the lack of things to do, besides building-bashing and car- tossing.
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Tried-and-true fans of the original will be ecstatic with Total Destruction, but the younger hardcore gamers will probably be wishing they were playing their Greatest Hits version of "Devil May Cry 3" or "God of War" for the umpteenth time.
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After an hour or two of Total Destruction button-mashing, you'll be ready to move on to "Q-Bert."
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It provides a great old school time, with plenty of levels and things to destroy in them that you can enjoy I short bursts. Any fan of the series will be more than ecstatic with this rendition.
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Total Destruction is a glossy coat of paint on an ancient gameplay formula that simply doesn't hold water in 2006.
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Fleeting moments of fun are not enough to make Rampage: Total Destruction a must play for anybody.
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Games Master UKThere's a reasonable amount of potential for some multi-player monster fun, but all that impromptu city demolishing action all gets old real quick. [June 2006, p.79]
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In the end, you’ll probably make it through Las Vegas, San Francisco, and London, but after that, if you’re still playing, you’re either immensely bored or far more enamored with the game than I was.
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The muddy controls make it difficult to judge where your creature is standing in proportion to the buildings.
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The gameplay is simply sub par, and the production value is that of any generic budget title.
Awards & Rankings
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#98 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2006
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 9 out of 16
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Mixed: 3 out of 16
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Negative: 4 out of 16
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JohnM.Apr 26, 2006if you like war of the monsters and godzilla save the earth. plus multi player mode. rampage is a great edition for that type of gameplay.
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Feb 13, 2022quite difficult and boring.................................................
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[Anonymous]Jul 24, 2006