e Good
This game screams destruction! "Destruction!" Quiet, you! Really, that's the most immediately attractive quality of the game. Everything is susceptible to being blown to bits -- enemies and landscape alike. I actually didn't think much of the game on my first play since I chose Pamela Hewitt, who's trying to make a name for herself this tax season as the token female in Charge 'N Blast. Pamela is a good albeit somewhat weaker character, but her weapons lack the force of the other two male characters, whose weapons are more prone to blowing up the surrounding scenery. It's great! The first level takes place in a city, and you can actually level the entire city with your weapons. The resulting explosion graphics and sounds are terrific. The city stages are the best in this regard, since, although every level can be charged 'n blasted into bits, witnessing the destruction of a city is more satisfying than blowing up random rocks and mountainside
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