The Robot Wars Arena looks almost identical to the show – something that really adds to the feel of having a fight there. In the last game, sparks flew every time anyone took any sort of damage.

Robot Wars: Extreme Destruction is a good blend of pure fun and frustration, and can keep you immersed for years, literally. But if it wasn't for the glitches, then this would be an exceptional game.

Following the success of its acclaimed versions of Robot Wars on PlayStation 2, PC and Game Boy, BBC Multimedia is publishing a heavy metal successor - Robot Wars - Extreme Destruction.

The GBA Port of "Robot Wars 2: Extreme Destruction" brings together all the elements of the TV show. Players can design and build their own robots, drawing upon a database of body parts, armour ...

Summary Robot Wars: Extreme Destruction is an Action game, developed by Gamezlab and published by BBC Multimedia, which was released in Europe in 2002.

Following the success of its acclaimed versions of Robot Wars on PlayStation 2, PC and Game Boy, BBC Multimedia is publishing a heavy metal successor - Robot Wars - Extreme Destruction.

Robots from the USA and the UK battle each other in a straight knock-out competition to see which nation has the best robot. Competing robots: USA: Manta, Joker, Brawler, General Chompsalot 2 UK ...

"We are looking forward to watching it in action and negotiating to put an advertising board on the robot's side next time." Robot Wars Extreme is on BBC Choice on Monday, October 15, at 7.30pm ...

Following the fourth wars the first of two Robot Wars Extreme series aired. This didn’t follow the same format of the standard series, but instead focused on a range of special on-off titles and ...

Robots from the North took on robots from the South in a straight knockout competition to see which side has the best robot. Competing: Union: Falcon, Sobek, Spike, Tiger Cat Confederacy: 6 ...