Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam

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Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam
Developer: Animation Magic Publisher: Philips Media Platform: CD-i Released in US: October 1994 Released in EU: October 1994 This game has a hidden developer message. This game has hidden developer credits.

Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam is the CD-i's unique take on the beat 'em up genre, featuring a post-apocalyptic game show setting, themes of transhumanism and hybridisation, and Punch-Out!!-esque stereotypes. Oh, and bizarrely-animated cutscenes, given that this is an Animation Magic game and all.

IT'S A MUTANT!

Copyright/Abstract/Bibliographic Text

MUTANT RAMPAGE BODYSLAM
MAN AGAINST MUTANT IN THE CYBERNET'S HOTTEST GAME!!!
The year is 2068, the great centers of 
civilization have fallen into decay. Cybernetic 
technology has created a class of bionically 
augmented atheletes and warriors. Their sport is 
a no-holds-barred, hand to hand combat spectacle 
set in the ravaged streets of the old cities. 

For years, no humans have been able to compete 
against the mutants and hybrids that rule the 
Cybernet circuit. But now, a challenge from a human 
team, the Naturals, has been issued -- and it cannot 
be ignored. 

The oddsmakers are laughing, but they have never 
seen YOU: the one person whose speed, intelligence 
and skill will determine if humans can triumph in... 
MUTANT RAMPAGE!!!!

This text is stored inside the file "ABSTRACT" and describes the game's story.

			MUTANT RAMPAGE BODYSLAM
Producer 			-- Dale DeSharone and Igor Razboff
Script				-- Jonathan Merritt
Programmers 		-- John O'Brien and Linde Dynneson
Design   			-- William Havlicek and John O'Brien
Video Production 	-- Animation Magic, Inc.
Art Department, St. Petersburg, Russia
Audio Production 	-- William Havlicek
Music   			-- William Havlicek and Tony Trippi

This text is stored in the file "BIBLIOGRAPHIC" and lists people who made the game.

MUTANT RAMPAGE BODYSLAM
Copyright (c) 1994
Philips Interactive Media of America
All rights reserved.

No part of this disc may be reproduced, stored
in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form
or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,
recording, or otherwise, without the prior written
permission of the publisher.

This copyright message can be found in the file "COPYRIGHT".