RoboCop vs. the Terminator (Video Game 1993)A side-scrolling shoot-em-up platformer based on Frank Miller's Dark Horse comic-book. Director:John Botti |
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RoboCop sets out to stop moral corrpution at OCP when suddenly he finds himself being sent to 2029 AD to stop a planned Terminator invasion once SkyNet is online. RoboCop must destroy SkyNet along with a plethora of Terminators to save man-kind from extinction, but he's going to need your help! Written by Dylan Self <robocoptng986127@aol.com>
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It's too bad that I don't know any places where I can buy some old Super Nintendo games, because this game would definitely be worth having. Since my childhood, I have loved "RoboCop" and "The Terminator". I even have the four-part comic-book series "RoboCop vs. The Terminator" by Dark Horse. The game was an excellent pull-me-into-the-world game. You can only play as RoboCop, but that doesn't mean that you only use that single gun. You can use some machine guns, one of ED-209's arm guns, and when you get to the future, you can use more futuristic weapons. There's even one level where you're using a jetpack, or something like that, and you can fire upon Terminators all around you. It's really a fun game. I know some of you are thinking that it's only Super Nintendo, but you have to remember one thing that applies for a lot of things in this world: "they don't make them like they used to." It's a side-view game, but if you've ever played any of the "Contra" games, just add RoboCop and Terminators to it and you'll know what kind of game this is. It's great.