Probably the funniest game I ever played, like the music too.

It fought me more than the usual way.
The suckin grits on rte 66 wouldn't run on the hardrive.
All the other versions ran fine.It would lock up on the 1st loading level screen.
When it did run it would kick into the original level menu instead of the rte 66.
The funny part is,it would run off the cd fine until you quit,then it would freeze.
After 3 or 4 tries I finally got it to work.
I like the gassin up level,you push on the ladies room door and a black woman says "uh huh?"

Not so fond memories here... I've tried a few times to play through this game and I've never finished it.
- It gives me motion sickness. It doesn't matter if I play it on a 486 or an Athlon, or even if I play it using the source port. It's strange, because I've played through Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior (and all official expansions, even Duke it out on DC that was boooring) without any symptom. I don't know if it's related to engine, palette, ambient sounds or country music... but I can't play it without getting motion sickness.
- The ambient sound on the asylum level gives me headaches.
- I remember an underground level that was bugged and I had to use noclip trick to finish it.

So, every attempt ended with me giving up saying myself that I'll finish it later...

I use infinity machine with it and it's a challenge to find a video card that works.
I.M doesn't like agp cards;when you kick into i.m. then back to the game screen-it is blank.

I have fond memories of RR back in 97 alright - fond memories of turning the speakers down because I don't like the HOALY SHEEEYIT!!!! word blasted as soon as I chose 320x200

To me, RR's always been those "haha it's a fun up there with blood 3-d !" games you always read about with the execution seemed lacking and the game design felt slapdash and still obviously over duke and does nothing really new to push the BUILD creativity boundaries. At least the environment art was excessively top notch given the tech... and that's all for the first game. Interplay wanted to make this their prime FPS brand cash cow then shortly after.

also i was very much "city folk" at the time so the setting wasn't appealing either. ;P

in the archives I had tools to convert duke3d maps to redneck rampage.
based on the same engine.
no chance to try them yet.