Rampage Total Destruction
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Not For Resale (Playstation 2 - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Pipeworks Software
Published_By:
Midway
Released On:
24 Apr 2006
Rampage : Total Destruction offers a fresh take on an arcade classic complete with everyone's favorite monsters_ George, Lizzie, and Ralph, along with a variety of new monsters to collect and play. Virtually everything in the environment can be damaged, broken, and utterly destroyed with plenty of hilarious results. Aided by power-ups, the Rampage_ Total Destruction monsters are capable of acquiring a number of upgrades throughout the course of a single campaign. Players can annihilate cities all over the world in either one or two player mode in this reinvention of the Midway classic.
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Console Ports
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open button
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memory card slot 2
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memory card slot 1
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc cover
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on/standby/
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reset button
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IR receiver
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USB connectors
Setting Up Your PlayStation 2
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned ON. Press the RESET button.
When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the "Rampage: Total Destruction" disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Menu/Sub-Menu Navigation
Throughout this manual, ↑, ↓, ← and → will signify pressing Up, Down, Left and Right on the directional buttons. To navigate through the game menus (i.e. Options), use the directional buttons (↑, ↓, ← or → depending on the menu) to highlight a selection.
Quitting a Game in Progress
During the game, press the START button to display the Pause Menu. Press the directional buttons ↑ or ↓ to select Quit, then press the ⊗ button.
To confirm exiting the game, press the ⊗ button again to go to the Main Menu.
Main Menu
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RAMPAGE
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TOTAL DESTRUCTION
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Retro Games
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Options
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CAMPAIGN
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Select
Campaign (1-2 Players)
Destroy the game's cities in an effort to locate and free hidden monsters created by the Scum Labs Corporation.
Each city is comprised of 8-10 blocks. During the final block of each city, you will encounter Dr. Vector - piloting one of his ingenious anti-monster vehicles. It is not necessary to defeat Dr. Vector before you demolish the city, but you should probably do it anyway. If Dr. Vector prevents you from leveling the city for 10 minutes, you will lose a life.
When all the lives are exhausted, the game is over for both players. The city block must be completely destroyed before you're allowed to proceed to the next block. You have a limited amount of time to destroy each block before planes bomb the city and destroy it.
You can receive Speed Bonus points for finishing a level quickly. All of the blocks have special bonus challenge conditions, such as smashing a certain amount of objects or eating a certain amount of humans. When a city is defeated, the city score is tallied.
Campaign mode games can be saved to the memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
King of the City
Two monsters compete to conquer a single city. Players compete to cause the most destruction to each city block. This game can be played with two human controlled monsters or one human controlled monster versus one CPU controlled monster.
After each block is destroyed, scores are compared, and the monster with the highest score is the winner of that round. Monster-vs-Monster attacks can occur, since players will be competing for points.
After selecting the 2 Player option, press the directional buttons ↑ or to toggle the Human and Computer player option.
King of the World
This is a challenge of multiple "King of the City" rounds. Each city is played once. When a player has been declared king of more than half of the available cities, they're declared "King of the World."
After selecting the 2 Player option, press the directional buttons ↑ or ↓ to toggle the Human and Computer player option.
Timed Run
You're challenged to destroy a single city in a set amount of time. If you destroy a city before time runs out, any time remaining on the current block carries over to the next block.
Gold Rush
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Clock
Options
At the Main Menu, press the button to view the Options Menu. Press the directional buttons ↑ or to highlight Sound, Music or Vibration. Press the directional buttons or to adjust the volume or turn the Vibration feature On or Off.
Profiles
The Profiles option lets you save accumulated data to your memory card. Each time you start the game on your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, the game will read your memory card, making it available for saving data.
Create-A-Profile
At the Main Menu, press the button to enter the Profile menu. Select the Create New Profile to bring up the keyboard. Use the directional buttons to navigate the keys, then press the button to select a character. Once you have entered the name, select Done.
Load a Profile
If you have already created a user Profile and saved it to your memory card, it will be listed when you choose the Profile option. Highlight the Profile listed on the memory card, and then press the button.
Profile Screen
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P1
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Profile Nam
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Create New Profile
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Create New Profile
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TY MANDA
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JAMES
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STEPH
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Cancel
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Select
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Ben's Ganc
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CAMPAIGN
Monster Select
At the Monster Select Screen, press the directional buttons or to view the available monsters. Press the button to make a selection.
Load Monsters
By accessing a memory card in MEMORY CARD slot 1, player 2 can load unlocked monsters and special moves from their saved Profile by pressing the R2 Button at the Character Select screen. After accessing the memory card, a selection can be made from any Profiles listed.
Tips & Maps
MONSTER UPGRADES
You can upgrade a monster with four new attacks by locating special upgrade Powerups hidden throughout the game. Completing an upgrade challenge reveals an Upgrade Orb, which grants your monster a new powerful ability.
Charge Punch
This upgrades the Strong Punch, allowing you to hold the button to charge up a tremendous blow. This attack must be used while climbing a building.
Multi Spin
This upgrade allows your monster to execute up to three Spin Attacks before falling back to the ground. While Spinning, your rate of fall is greatly reduced.
Roar Attack
This allows your monster to convert a small amount of Rampage Energy into a shock wave that damages buildings and nearby foes.
Jump Smash
This allows your monster to interrupt a jump with the button and drop directly to the ground with tremendous damage. This attack is especially damaging to Buildings.
Playing as different monsters increases your chance of finding cryo-tubes.
Playing as different monsters increases your chance of finding cryo-tubes.
Be certain to switch monsters periodically to unlock as many as possible.
Be certain to switch monsters periodically to unlock as many as possible.
Learn to avoid harmful powerups in buildings.
Learn to avoid harmful powerups in buildings. If you see a red glow, beware!
You can attack multiple times in the air.
You can attack multiple times in the air.
Eliminating military threats quickly is often more effective than simply ignoring them.
Eliminating military threats quickly is often more effective than simply ignoring them.
Learn to use your roar attack to quickly take out large groups of enemies.
Learn to use your roar attack to quickly take out large groups of enemies.
Smashing buildings from the roof is a great way to bring a city down quickly, but you won't score as many points.
Smashing buildings from the roof is a great way to bring a city down quickly, but you won't score as many points.
Roaring during a Rampage requires no energy.
Roaring during a Rampage requires no energy.
Learn the unique traits of your favorite monsters.
Learn the unique traits of your favorite monsters. Have you tried to collect a leaky pipe with Gilman?
A high "Crush" rating allows a monster to defeat enemies much more quickly.
A high "Crush" rating allows a monster to defeat enemies much more quickly.
If a boss encounter is giving you trouble, try using a monster with a higher Crush rating.
If a boss encounter is giving you trouble, try using a monster with a higher Crush rating.
Learn to punch up and down while standing on the street.
Learn to punch up and down while standing on the street. Helicopters and Tanks fear those attacks.
Hold down the jump button to jump higher.
Hold down the jump button to jump higher. You might be surprised at how high you can ascend.
If something is hidden in a building, it will always be hidden in the same place.
If something is hidden in a building, it will always be hidden in the same place.
Items & Weapons
Bananas
10 points. 20 health.
Bomb
-55 health. -0 energy.
Cactus
-40 health. -25 energy.
Cat
-20 health.
Cherry
15 points. 10 health.
Chile Pepper
-10 health.
Cockroach
-20 health.
Donut
10 points. 10 health.
Electricity
-35 health. -25 energy.
Fire
-25 health. -25 energy.
Fish
10 points. 20 health.
Hamburger
10 points. 20 health.
Hazard
-40 health. -25 energy.
Hotdog
10 points. 20 health.
Lemon
-25 health.
Money
500 points.
Numeric Pickups
Hazard Points: 100, 250 & 500
Poison
-40 health. -25 energy.
Radiation
-40 health. -25 energy.
Rage
50 points. 100 energy (instant rage + 20% speedup)
Speedometer
25 points. 50% speedup.
Steak
10 points. 50 health.
Syringe
-60 health.
Turkey
10 points. 50 health.
Water
-10 health. -50 energy.
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