Genesis

General Chaos

A nice and simple game of destruction - they are always the best. But the four-player adaptor isn't released until October, so you'll have to wait a few months before you can really play properly. It's still good fun though, whichever way you look at it.

This has got to be one of the most underrated games for the Genesis. I'm pretty sure just about anyone can pick it up and play and get into it, just like that. Will this new concept of play get you hooked? I was personally glued to this game forever, so if you happen to run across it in a bargain bin or used game shop, it would probably be worth the $2-5 price, because you'll easily be in for countless hours of fun.

Whether fighting the computer or head-to-head against other players, the principle is the same - two teams, one battlefield and last survivor wins. (4-Way Play Compatible).

General Chaos may be a little rough around the edges, but if you get some rowdy guys together to play it, hilarity will ensue.

Dit is géén fijnzinnig spel waarbij je met een fluwelen taktiek de tegenstander verschalkt. Bot rammen op de joypad lijkt de beste strategie. Alle manschappen afzonderlijk in je eentje bedienen is onmogelijk en kost je voortdurend en irritant vaak de kop. Dat is dan ook het grote nadeel van dit spel. Pas met de 4-persoons play adaptor wordt General Chaos een supermelig, supersmerig 'spel'.

General Chaos is hard to dislike. It is clear that a great deal of thought was put into the design and incorporation of comic element into the game. Before it gets redundant, the game is fun, and it is an excellent multiplayer choice for Genesis. General Chaos is definitely worth a try.