Retro City Rampage launch trailer unveiled
[springboard type=”youtube” id=”8pW3e7x2T3U” player=”xbla001″ width=”640″ height=”400″] Brian Provinciano’s eagerly anticipated Grand Theft Auto inspired shooter Retro City Rampage launches today on PSN and PC, with an XBLA release scheduled for later …
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XBLA’s Most Wanted: Rampage Total Destruction
Some franchises will never have enough depth to be full retail titles on current consoles. Pac-Man will never be a 10+ hour action adventure, Burger Time will never be an MMORPG, and Tetris will always be a simple puzzle game at its core. The Rampage franchise is one of those; as addictive as the gameplay may be it’s still very simple on so many levels. There are no adventure quests, there’s no need to “level up”, and it will never need big name Hollywood voice actors. But that doesn’t mean the franchise needs to be buried six feet under. Xbox Live Arcade has become a hotbed for smaller-scale titles. Whether the game is a trip back in time in the form of a remake a new IP it provides the perfect platform for smaller scale, smaller price games. That’s where Rampage Total Destruction comes in.