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"\"&lt;p&gt;&lt;P&gt;Rampage: Total Destruction&lt;P&gt;Midway&lt;P&gt;GameCube\\/PlayStation 2&lt;P&gt;** (2.5\\/5)&lt;P&gt;Overview: Two 20th anniversary remakes in the same issue? Trippy.&lt;P&gt;Gameplay: George the ape, Ralph the wolf, and Lizzie the lizard are back-with 27 new monster friends to wreak havoc with. Total Destruction still has that classic Rampage feel, but things are now in 3-D, there are way more cities to destroy (Vegas and Hong Kong, to name a couple), and the ways to topple a building are so infinite that even Osama Bin Laden would be jealous. One major downside, however, is the repetitiveness: The cities (levels) don&amp;#8217;t look like the real-life locations at all, and the majority of building you&amp;#8217;ll be kicking, punching, and roaring to death look very similar, regardless of the metropolis you&amp;#8217;re playing in.&lt;P&gt;Graphics: The $19.99 price tag is a steal, but you&amp;#8217;ll sacrifice gameplay depth and, of course, graphical integrity. Think of Total Destruction less as the generational leap from Rampage, and more as a modern-day homage to the past. &lt;P&gt;Sound: Remember that roaring I mentioned? You can now rattle nearby buildings without even touching &amp;#8217;em. But remember that price tag I mentioned? Don&amp;#8217;t expect audiophile quality here.&lt;P&gt;Entertainment: Older gamers will be psyched. Younger gamers, especially if they never played the original, will not.-Gamey Thomas&lt;\\/p&gt;\\n\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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