Radical Rex Review (Xbox Series S)
Our Radical Rex Review has us hanging out with Radical Rex. He’s the raddest, baddest fire-breathing Tyrannosaurus ever to shred prehistoric pavement! This bad-boy-on-wheels is out to save the dinosaur race. Check Rex thrashin’ on his board, sportin’ his flame-breath, bustin’ out with killer jump-kicks, swingin’ on vines and blastin’ out screen-shaking roars. Excellent!
Radical Rex Review Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 412.7MB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Platformer gameplay.
- Two games in one – the 1994 16bit version and the 1993 Gameboy version.
- The menu can be bought up at any time.
- State save, save and load at will.
- Game filters – sharp, CRT, XBR, and smooth.
- Screen mode *normal, fit, and stretch.
- Gameboy screen color – green, blue, yellow, red, and black, and white.
- Can remap the buttons.
- Fast loading times.
- You can go back to game selection.
- Restart the game option.
- Two-player local support.
- Good nostalgic trip.
- Good soundtrack.
- Tight controls.
- Ten levels per game.
- Big boss battles.
Radical Rex Review Cons:
- No wallpaper choices.
- No tutorials.
- Little replay value.
- Doesn’t offer any real mod cons outside of saving states.
- No history or museum-style pieces on the game or its place in history.
- Shock to the system in that you cannot see very far in front, and the levels feel claustrophobic.
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Radical Rex:
Developer: Piko Interactive
Publisher: QUByte Interactive
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