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Robot Wars : Extreme Destruction

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Design and battle custom robots in destructible 3D arenas across multiple game modes.

Robot Wars: Extreme Destruction was released for Game Boy Advance in 2002, published by BBC Multimedia and developed by Warthog. This is the earliest commercial release of this exact game version on the platform, and it is also the original release year for the game.


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Released
2002
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
2.37 MB
Rating
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About Robot Wars : Extreme Destruction

Robot Wars: Extreme Destruction for the Game Boy Advance simulates the television competition where players engage in mechanized combat. A core activity involves constructing custom machines from numerous components, including armor, engines, and weapons. For immediate action, a selection of pre-assembled robots is available.

Matches take place in several three-dimensional arenas, such as an acid factory and a sub-zero station. Beyond standard battles, the game offers multiple modes like robot football and sumo. The RefBot officiates the matches, which feature robots from the U.S. series alongside new entrants.

Using a link cable enables players to fight against each other across these environments. Successful gameplay unlocks secret stores of components, facilitating the trade of rare parts with other players. A long-term objective involves collecting all the pieces required to assemble the special Gold Robot.

Robot Wars : Extreme Destruction Screenshots

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Title screen
Language selection
Building a robot on our own
The finished robot
Available game modes
Match is about to start
Destroying robots in gauntlet mode
Statistics
Upcoming fight
In battle
Won by doing better within the time limit
Winner and loser