The governments eventually start nuclear war over women and civilization comes to an abrupt end. In retaliation, men begin forming into militias, their weapon of choice being (of course) tanks. Madison offers herself as tribute to the government to protect Griffin (aww). So, long story to short story, the governments begin capturing their own women to “protect” them, fighting against their own male citizens. Our protagonist, Griffin Spade, is preparing to marry his fiancée Madison, who is one of the X2 survivors due to unique body chemistry. The curtain opens, it’s the year 2001 (funny to think that when the game was released 2001 was supposed to be the future) and ninety-nine percent (99.99% exactly) of the female population has been wiped out by a virus known as “X2.” The now male-dominated governments began struggling to collect the surviving women to ensure the human race survives. But what I do know is that BattleTanx has the ability to stand on its own as a good game. How that worked out for Nintendo, I’ll never know (mostly because I’m far too lazy to look into it). Don’t forget to also check out NerdBerry’sreview of the sequel, BattleTanx: Global Assault!īattleTanx is a semi-obscure title for the Nintendo 64 released as Nintendo and 3DO’s counter to the popular Twisted Metal series, which also focuses on the theme of vehicle combat.
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