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A Master System port of Midway's arcade classic where players control one of three monsters as they destroy buildings.
Unused FM Audio#
The Mark III/Master System version of Rampage was scheduled to be released in Japan on November 5th, 1988, according to the October 1988 issue of Beep magazine. This Japanese version of the port was ultimately canceled, but the support for the YM2413 FM sound chip (which was only available in Japan as an add-on for the Mark III or built-in with the Japanese Master System models) was still kept for the overseas release.
As such, it's possible to hear the FM sound in an export Master System with a custom FM board installed, a Japanese Master System with a region adapter, or simply an emulator which includes the YM2413 chip.
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Title screen (Export SN76489/PSG) |
Title screen (Japanese YM2413/FM) |
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Unused Graphics#
An unused Sega logo intended for the copyright screen. It's loaded into the VRAM but is never displayed.
(Source: Ferrox)
References#
- AVAILABILITY UPDATE - Computer Entertainer, Volume 7, Number 11, February 1989↩︎
- GAMES COMING - The Official Sega Club, Issue 4, July 1989↩︎
- Master e Mega Drive têm novos jogos "Master and Mega Drive get new games" - O Estado de S. Paulo, August 17, 1992↩︎
- The Gamesmen Winter 1989 Catalog↩︎
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Arcade |
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Master System |
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NES |
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Atari 2600 |
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Atari 7800 |
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Atari Lynx |
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PlayStation |
Rampage: World Tour • Rampage 2: Universal Tour • Rampage Through Time |
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Sega Saturn |
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Nintendo 64 |
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Game Boy (Color) |
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Game Boy Advance |
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GameCube, PlayStation 2, Wii |
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