that "With standard shooting that doesn't live up to its arcade counterpart, Rev X seems like an old game wheezing through on its past reputation". Next Generation commented, "This shooter ... was popular in the arcades, but this conversion is abysmal." IGN gave the PlayStation version a 1 out of 10. They complained of slow controls and poor graphics and concluded that "Revolution X isn't the worst game ever made, but it sure comes close." Echoing Scary Larry's assessment of the PlayStation version, GamePros Bruised Lee commented that "Acclaim took Midway's smash arcade hit and turned it into a complete miss for the Saturn." He complained of blocky graphics, dull backgrounds, repetitive gameplay, extreme slowdown, and poor sound effects. Sega Saturn Magazine summarized it as "An incredibly bland and monotonous game matched only by the blandness and monotony of the band that endorse it", citing overlong boss fights and a lack of intelligent design to where the enemies appear. Electronic Gaming Monthlys Seanbaby placed the Super NES version as number 10 in his "20 worst games of all time" feature. Conversely, Spanish magazine Superjuegos gave the SNES version 91, regarding the scaling as one of the best in 16 bits, and the soundtrack as one of the best in the console. The magazine was also complimentary to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn versions, giving both a score of 92, regarding the scaling as the best seen on a console. See also Journey (1983 video game) References External links Revolution X at arcade-history 1994 video games Aerosmith Arcade video games Cancelled Atari Jaguar games Cancelled Sega 32X games DOS games Video games based on musicians PlayStation (console) games Rail shooters Sega Genesis games Sega Saturn games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Video games with digitized sprites Band-centric video games Video games scored by Chris Granner Video games set in 1996 Alternate history video games Dystopian video games Video games developed in the United States Rage Games games