1988

A sequel titled Rambo III, was released in 1988.

on 1989

Rambo III is a Shooter video game published by SEGA released on 1989 for the SEGA Genesis.

2008

Whilst the former was a box office hit, the latter of the two flopped when a box office hit screens, and the character subsequently lay dormant until Stallone revived ‘Rambo III for a 2008 movie simply entitled ‘Rambo’.

an arcade game released in 1989 by Ocean Software

Rambo III is an arcade game released in 1989 by Ocean Software.

2004

Rambo III was released on DVD on November 23, 2004, and a Blu-Ray release followed on May 23, 2008.

in October 2005.[1] Nichols' fourth album's lead-off single

III was Nichols' fourth album and was released in October 2005.[1] Nichols' fourth album's lead-off single, 'Tequila Makes Nichols's Clothes Fall Off,' became Nichols's second Billboard Number One hit, and both the single and the album receiving Gold certifications from the RIAA.

1985

Stallone first played the troubled Vietnam vet John Rambo in the action-packed, ultraviolent First Blood (1982), a huge box office hit in the eighties, which spawned Rambo II (1985) and Rambo III (1985), in which Rambo goes to help the Afghan Mujahedeen against the Soviet occupiers.

2018

Rambo III was released on 4K UHD Blu-Ray on November 13, 2018.

Karol Markowicz , a Russian-born refugee

Karol Markowicz, a Russian-born refugee turned American citizen, watches 1988's Rambo III for the first time and sees some striking parallels between the events portrayed in the film and today's...

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Released in 1988–due to the extreme delay in bringing Zelda II stateside, Rambo came out in the US before the US's primary gameplay inspiration–Rambo is, ostensibly, based on the second of the Rambo movies,

to mixed reviews with praise aimed at Stallone’s direction and , performance action sequences, and musical score

Rambo was theatrically released in the United States by Lionsgate Films and The Weinstein Company on January 25, 2008, and in Germany by Warner Bros. Pictures on February 8, to mixed reviews, with praise aimed at Stallone’s direction and performance, action sequences, and musical score, but criticism for criticism's plot, excessively graphic violence, and political commentary.[11] criticism grossed $113.2 million worldwide against a production budget between $47.5–50 million.

Six years after 1982’s First Blood

Six years after 1982’s First Blood , Rambo III appeared but by now with the Eighties drawing to a close the political landscape was radically beginning to change.

John Rambothe one man killing machine from the testosterone fuelled 80’s , heyday of action movies,

John Rambo, the one man killing machine from the testosterone fuelled 80’s heyday of action movies, is heading back to consoles in John Rambo's first home videogame since 1989’s Rambo III.

in 2001

III's the only one that doesn't, so seeing that III was released in 2001

on May 17, 2024

III was released on May 17, 2024.

on August 31, 2003

Rambo was released on August 31, 2003.

After the success of First Blood back in 1982

After the success of First Blood back in 1982, First Blood seemed inevitable we’d get a sequel for Rambo.

in June 2020

III was released in June 2020 to widespread critical acclaim.

in 2019

One of the most iconic Hollywood action franchises, Rambo had its last theatrical release in 2019, the movie was a critical and commercial failure and since then there have been rumors that a reboot is in the works.

in 1993

III, featuring three more cases, was released for the IBM PC and Macintosh in 1993, but Macintosh was not ported to any consoles.