When you first begin the story mode, you’re immediately thrown into the action, given a few basic missions to show you some basic controls before the time travel kicks into action, sending you to era. Speaking of music, some of these tracks are edited versions of classic NES tunes, (A part of the “Pulsewave” theme, for instance is the intro to Mega Man 2 with a different tempo and notes, but the same soundfont) which is a nice touch that adds further authenticity to the NES era. Not only do you have a playable NES prototype version of the game hidden away in the arcade as proof of the developer’s love for the system, along with some crisp sprites, but nearly every filter, optional color scheme, and BGM tracks are throwbacks to the NES era, save for a few display options that go back to the old computers from the 90s. In this love-letter to the earliest Grand Theft Auto games and the NES era, you take control of a man known only as The Player, who sets out on a mission to repair a time machine belonging to a scientist known as Doc Choc by taking on all sorts of crazy missions, odd jobs, treasure hunts and evading the cops!ĭespite my usual gripes about NES inspired games, (thanks to the fact that most of them look and feel the same, as I’ve stated before) Retro City Rampage has always been a game where I felt the NES inspirations benefit the game strongly. Thanks to VBLANK for the review code Title: Retro City Rampage DX
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