Customer Reviews

Revolution X GEN

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I used to go to the arcades every weekend to play Revolution X. I was enthusiastic when it came out to Sega because I wouldn't have to spend $20 a week to play. I was also very wary because many arcade games do not make the transformation from arcade to home system like Sega or Nintendo. But this game made the transformation! I felt as if I was in the arcade while playing this game on my Sega. Overall, great game -- definately one of my favorites!

This is one of THE BEST GAMES I have ever played! It is true to the original, and has almost all of the graphics and sound effects of its arcade counterpart! The only thing that's missing is the recoil of the gun! I would recommend this to a die-hard collector of arcade-style games!

The New Order Nation is brainwashing everyone in the world and they kidnap AEROSMITH. It is up to you to destroy Helga, the leader, and rescue the band. Overall, this game is an action packed blast from the past!

I am sure the other reviews on this page are ancient, but I am writing in January 2002. So today, this game is really corny, which is funny. Everytime I go the the Middle East level, I pretend that I am fighting the Taliban. Now you really know that this is 2002!!!

Rescue the babes and watch out for that green-slime monster!

I have no idea how any of those other reviewers could have liked this game. IT'S TERRIBLE! I'll sum up the plot in a few words. You're Areosmith and you're trying to stop some evil government sceme. It seems the government has sent a clone army after you because all the enemys are the same guy in a yellow suit! Also when you shoot them they don't react at all! I don't know about you but if I was shot in the face I'd at leat fall on the floor and scream like a... well, you know. Of course this makes the game extremly chalenging because it doesn't matter how skilled you are you're still going to die every few seconds. That gets really old, really fast. Choosing to continue is kind of like choosing to light your hand on fire and then hiting yourself in the face with it. No wait, that might be more fun.