To heck with the story if you wish to steal the car of your choice and just drive around town and through – yes, through – its inhabitants in an ode to chaos, you can do so to your heart’s delight. And, as with spiritual source GTA, it even allows you to wreak havoc as you see fit. Confused with the narrative? No worries it’s just an excuse to set up all the mayhem you’re sure to relish. In Retro City Rampage DX, you get immersed in mid-’80s Theftropolis, where you’re “The Player,” a thug who somehow gets hold of a time-traveling phone booth, which you then use to jump to the next century, only to have to repair it with the help of scientist Doc Choc. So unless you’ve been living under a rock in the last half decade, you know what you’re getting – and getting into – with Vblank Entertainment’s offering. It delivers exactly what it promises, nothing more and nothing less, and relies on just-about-perfect programming to do so. If anything, its wide release speaks to both its crossover appeal and the utter absence of complexity as its selling proposition. And since then, it has been ported over to just about any platform available, including the 3DS in early 2014 and the Switch last month. In fact, it has been around since 2012, when it debuted on the PC, the PlayStation 3, and the PS Vita. Then again, Retro City Rampage isn’t new. And it relies on a simple, if deliberately ridiculous, plot to get moving as Nintendo’s official Web site for the release notes, “it’s a pop culture sendup includes a full Story Mode of open world adventure, plus Arcade Challenges for quick pick-up-and-play action.” In other words, it looks far from promising on paper for those who know little about it. It features graphics that hark back to the eight-bit days of gaming as its name indicates, it revels in tapping hopefully treasured memories of times when “fun” meant stepping away from, and not striving to replicate, reality. It’s not quite original it borrows heavily from the premise of such mayhem-maker notables as Grand Theft Auto and Saint’s Row. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.As far as impulse buys go, Retro City Rampage DX isn’t one that stands out from among a slew of eShop titles for the Nintendo Switch. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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