Let's Play Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012 - Meat Wagon at XLAX

[@Seekthehippie]

This is the only car combat game I played as a kid, and I loved it! Played it a bunch with my friends growing up.

[@andreg.ignacio]

I loved this game too just like twisted metal, vigilante 8, critical depth, & other awesome 90's games!

[@andreg.ignacio]

made 90's decade awesome!

[@andreg.ignacio]

& this is why that 90's is a decade that won't disappear

[@EvilUrchin]

Every now and again I remember this game and wonder if anyone else does. Question answered I suppose.

[@andreg.ignacio]

& this post-apocalyptic vehicular combat game helped me during this covid

[@kagaminate2923]

I think Rogue Trip was good, better than TM3, which wasn’t awful, but I still prefer TM2

[@jarikculver3103]

The coop story mode was great

[@lazyspacecat2143]

I think the endings might be worse then TMIII.

[@jarikculver3103]

playing it like a pro. I remember this game being so freaking hard later on. The only way I was able to enjoy it was with cheats. I still find it fascinating. But I compare it with Vigilante 8 because those were the only car combat games I played back then. I never showed Interest in Twisted Metal. Hope to see the Vigilante 8 game tooooooo...... .

[@GreeNLeaF32]

Imagine they remaster this game.....

[@TheNinjaStalker]

Just curious, would you also consider doing a let’s play Vigilante 8? I enjoyed the game when I was young and had fun doing my own let’s play on it and figure you might enjoy just the same. Especially since you like to add a bit of history to the game by way of development and rumors and such.

[@Fiendly]

It's the sort of thing I'd like to get to some day, hopefully I'll get the chance

[@TheNinjaStalker]

@@Fiendly Awesome, look forward to it if and when the time comes. Outstanding work btw

[@Kibayasu]

@@Fiendly Of all the short lived Twisted Metal competitors I remember Vigilante 8 being the best. Barely any story that I can recall (probably for the best) but one of the things that sticks in my head, hopefully also reality, was it really pushing - at least as far as the PSX could push it - the "destructible environment" that some of the Twisted Metal 2 levels had. It also had one of those "infamous" "controversial" TV commercials.