Which RoboCop NES game was the best?

[Sin_Valor]

Granted each game had their flaws, but each game must've had something good about them.

Take the first RoboCop game for instance, sure it didn't look all that great, but it did stay true to the source material and the story.

The second one may have been weak, the levels weren't exactly the best, but I guess there was some charm to it...like the graphics were okay.

The third one may have been slightly better, like how Murphy got damaged, it affected the gameplay. Also the music was pretty cool too.

Ok, I honestly don't think there's anything good to say about the NES version of 'RoboCop Vs Terminator', although I had to feature it in the poll because it is a prototype anyways...or a ROM...either way.

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Granted each game had their flaws, but each game must've had something good about them.

Take the first RoboCop game for instance, sure it didn't look all that great, but it did stay true to the source material and the story.

The second one may have been weak, the levels weren't exactly the best, but I guess there was some charm to it...like the graphics were okay.

The third one may have been slightly better, like how Murphy got damaged, it affected the gameplay. Also the music was pretty cool too.

Ok, I honestly don't think there's anything good to say about the NES version of 'RoboCop Vs Terminator', although I had to feature it in the poll because it is a prototype anyways...or a ROM...either way.

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Granted each game had their flaws, but each game must've had something good about them.

Take the first RoboCop game for instance, sure it didn't look all that great, but it did stay true to the source material and the story.

The second one may have been weak, the levels weren't exactly the best, but I guess there was some charm to it...like the graphics were okay.

The third one may have been slightly better, like how Murphy got damaged, it affected the gameplay. Also the music was pretty cool too.

Ok, I honestly don't think there's anything good to say about the NES version of 'RoboCop Vs Terminator', although I had to feature it in the poll because it is a prototype anyways...or a ROM...either way.

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Granted each game had their flaws, but each game must've had something good about them.

Take the first RoboCop game for instance, sure it didn't look all that great, but it did stay true to the source material and the story.

The second one may have been weak, the levels weren't exactly the best, but I guess there was some charm to it...like the graphics were okay.

The third one may have been slightly better, like how Murphy got damaged, it affected the gameplay. Also the music was pretty cool too.

Ok, I honestly don't think there's anything good to say about the NES version of 'RoboCop Vs Terminator', although I had to feature it in the poll because it is a prototype anyways...or a ROM...either way.

[Stan The Man]

RoboCop 2 was an abomination.. it has no charm, no joy, no hope really. Only thing I got out of it was a bad experience and pain in eyes from the constant gaudy colors.

RoboCop was just hard for me to play, control was slightly better than R2 but thats not saying much. And thats about it for me really, except I didn't like all the dog attacks at the start.. Bah.

Haven't played RvsT, but I haven't really heard it was all that great from those who did play it in whatever form they could. I actually think you could have skipped it since it didn't get released, but whatever.

Anyway, all-told, between those choices, R3 is probably the only choice for me. It wasn't that hard, didn't look that goofy, and I actually had something like fun playing it. Plus the music was damn good.
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RoboCop 2 was an abomination.. it has no charm, no joy, no hope really. Only thing I got out of it was a bad experience and pain in eyes from the constant gaudy colors.

RoboCop was just hard for me to play, control was slightly better than R2 but thats not saying much. And thats about it for me really, except I didn't like all the dog attacks at the start.. Bah.

Haven't played RvsT, but I haven't really heard it was all that great from those who did play it in whatever form they could. I actually think you could have skipped it since it didn't get released, but whatever.

Anyway, all-told, between those choices, R3 is probably the only choice for me. It wasn't that hard, didn't look that goofy, and I actually had something like fun playing it. Plus the music was damn good.
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RoboCop 2 was an abomination.. it has no charm, no joy, no hope really. Only thing I got out of it was a bad experience and pain in eyes from the constant gaudy colors.

RoboCop was just hard for me to play, control was slightly better than R2 but thats not saying much. And thats about it for me really, except I didn't like all the dog attacks at the start.. Bah.

Haven't played RvsT, but I haven't really heard it was all that great from those who did play it in whatever form they could. I actually think you could have skipped it since it didn't get released, but whatever.

Anyway, all-told, between those choices, R3 is probably the only choice for me. It wasn't that hard, didn't look that goofy, and I actually had something like fun playing it. Plus the music was damn good.
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RoboCop 2 was an abomination.. it has no charm, no joy, no hope really. Only thing I got out of it was a bad experience and pain in eyes from the constant gaudy colors.

RoboCop was just hard for me to play, control was slightly better than R2 but thats not saying much. And thats about it for me really, except I didn't like all the dog attacks at the start.. Bah.

Haven't played RvsT, but I haven't really heard it was all that great from those who did play it in whatever form they could. I actually think you could have skipped it since it didn't get released, but whatever.

Anyway, all-told, between those choices, R3 is probably the only choice for me. It wasn't that hard, didn't look that goofy, and I actually had something like fun playing it. Plus the music was damn good.
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[Sin_Valor]

The first game as far as I know was the only game that played a rendition of the RoboCop theme (Rock Shop) and the MediaBreak theme.
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The first game as far as I know was the only game that played a rendition of the RoboCop theme (Rock Shop) and the MediaBreak theme.
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The first game as far as I know was the only game that played a rendition of the RoboCop theme (Rock Shop) and the MediaBreak theme.
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The first game as far as I know was the only game that played a rendition of the RoboCop theme (Rock Shop) and the MediaBreak theme.
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[RoboFan_93]

The first NES game is quite good in my opinion. The difficulty is just right (considering I beat the game even as a kid), the levels represent key scenes from the movie, the graphics were decent and the overall gameplay was enjoyable.

RoboCop 2... it's a mixed bag. You can get some enjoyment of it if you're into hard games. It had some really good pixel art in the cutscenes and title screen (well, minus the ending picture) and some decent music here and there. The graphics, while detailed, are a bit too bright for a RoboCop game in my opinion and Robo himself seems a bit chubby. Oh, and ED-209 was green for some reason. I really liked the shooting range - it looked much better than what was in the original game. The ending sucks ass!

RoboCop 3 was a game I didn't like at all as a kid, but it has certainly grown on me. The spirtes are large and fairly detailed, the music is fantastic and it too follows scenes from the movie well. The gameplay is decent and if you know where all the power-ups are, it's not that difficult of a game either. I loved the fact that you get to choose what parts to fix in the Repair Lab and damage to different areas caused various malfunctions to Robo. Yes, it can be frustrating when you're in the middle of a battle and Robo freezes, but still, it shows some thought and effort was put into it. The ending however sucks.

Overall, all 3 of these games are definetely NOT among the worst movie-to-game adaptations. While RoboCop 2 is quite a bit on the frustrating side, R1 and R3 are decent gaming experiences and are a good way to kill an hour or two.

RoboCop vs The Terminator is also not that bad. The graphics could've been better considering it's late development, but they do the job and it's a completely playable game. Much worse NES titles have been released. Still, nowhere near as good as the 16-bit versions, though I find it superior to the released GameBoy game.
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The first NES game is quite good in my opinion. The difficulty is just right (considering I beat the game even as a kid), the levels represent key scenes from the movie, the graphics were decent and the overall gameplay was enjoyable.

RoboCop 2... it's a mixed bag. You can get some enjoyment of it if you're into hard games. It had some really good pixel art in the cutscenes and title screen (well, minus the ending picture) and some decent music here and there. The graphics, while detailed, are a bit too bright for a RoboCop game in my opinion and Robo himself seems a bit chubby. Oh, and ED-209 was green for some reason. I really liked the shooting range - it looked much better than what was in the original game. The ending sucks ass!

RoboCop 3 was a game I didn't like at all as a kid, but it has certainly grown on me. The spirtes are large and fairly detailed, the music is fantastic and it too follows scenes from the movie well. The gameplay is decent and if you know where all the power-ups are, it's not that difficult of a game either. I loved the fact that you get to choose what parts to fix in the Repair Lab and damage to different areas caused various malfunctions to Robo. Yes, it can be frustrating when you're in the middle of a battle and Robo freezes, but still, it shows some thought and effort was put into it. The ending however sucks.

Overall, all 3 of these games are definetely NOT among the worst movie-to-game adaptations. While RoboCop 2 is quite a bit on the frustrating side, R1 and R3 are decent gaming experiences and are a good way to kill an hour or two.

RoboCop vs The Terminator is also not that bad. The graphics could've been better considering it's late development, but they do the job and it's a completely playable game. Much worse NES titles have been released. Still, nowhere near as good as the 16-bit versions, though I find it superior to the released GameBoy game.
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The first NES game is quite good in my opinion. The difficulty is just right (considering I beat the game even as a kid), the levels represent key scenes from the movie, the graphics were decent and the overall gameplay was enjoyable.

RoboCop 2... it's a mixed bag. You can get some enjoyment of it if you're into hard games. It had some really good pixel art in the cutscenes and title screen (well, minus the ending picture) and some decent music here and there. The graphics, while detailed, are a bit too bright for a RoboCop game in my opinion and Robo himself seems a bit chubby. Oh, and ED-209 was green for some reason. I really liked the shooting range - it looked much better than what was in the original game. The ending sucks ass!

RoboCop 3 was a game I didn't like at all as a kid, but it has certainly grown on me. The spirtes are large and fairly detailed, the music is fantastic and it too follows scenes from the movie well. The gameplay is decent and if you know where all the power-ups are, it's not that difficult of a game either. I loved the fact that you get to choose what parts to fix in the Repair Lab and damage to different areas caused various malfunctions to Robo. Yes, it can be frustrating when you're in the middle of a battle and Robo freezes, but still, it shows some thought and effort was put into it. The ending however sucks.

Overall, all 3 of these games are definetely NOT among the worst movie-to-game adaptations. While RoboCop 2 is quite a bit on the frustrating side, R1 and R3 are decent gaming experiences and are a good way to kill an hour or two.

RoboCop vs The Terminator is also not that bad. The graphics could've been better considering it's late development, but they do the job and it's a completely playable game. Much worse NES titles have been released. Still, nowhere near as good as the 16-bit versions, though I find it superior to the released GameBoy game.
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The first NES game is quite good in my opinion. The difficulty is just right (considering I beat the game even as a kid), the levels represent key scenes from the movie, the graphics were decent and the overall gameplay was enjoyable.

RoboCop 2... it's a mixed bag. You can get some enjoyment of it if you're into hard games. It had some really good pixel art in the cutscenes and title screen (well, minus the ending picture) and some decent music here and there. The graphics, while detailed, are a bit too bright for a RoboCop game in my opinion and Robo himself seems a bit chubby. Oh, and ED-209 was green for some reason. I really liked the shooting range - it looked much better than what was in the original game. The ending sucks ass!

RoboCop 3 was a game I didn't like at all as a kid, but it has certainly grown on me. The spirtes are large and fairly detailed, the music is fantastic and it too follows scenes from the movie well. The gameplay is decent and if you know where all the power-ups are, it's not that difficult of a game either. I loved the fact that you get to choose what parts to fix in the Repair Lab and damage to different areas caused various malfunctions to Robo. Yes, it can be frustrating when you're in the middle of a battle and Robo freezes, but still, it shows some thought and effort was put into it. The ending however sucks.

Overall, all 3 of these games are definetely NOT among the worst movie-to-game adaptations. While RoboCop 2 is quite a bit on the frustrating side, R1 and R3 are decent gaming experiences and are a good way to kill an hour or two.

RoboCop vs The Terminator is also not that bad. The graphics could've been better considering it's late development, but they do the job and it's a completely playable game. Much worse NES titles have been released. Still, nowhere near as good as the 16-bit versions, though I find it superior to the released GameBoy game.
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I chose Robo 1. It reminds me of the original Spectrum/PC game (but the computer one was better).

Robo 2 looked like the Darkman videogame but with Robo sprites. Difficult as hell and not very fun.

I didn´t play Robo 3 in ages, but don´t remember I was too excited about it.

As for Robo VS Terminator, the 16 bit versions beat it. Graphics are pretty bad, and music was annoying.

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I chose Robo 1. It reminds me of the original Spectrum/PC game (but the computer one was better).

Robo 2 looked like the Darkman videogame but with Robo sprites. Difficult as hell and not very fun.

I didn´t play Robo 3 in ages, but don´t remember I was too excited about it.

As for Robo VS Terminator, the 16 bit versions beat it. Graphics are pretty bad, and music was annoying.

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I chose Robo 1. It reminds me of the original Spectrum/PC game (but the computer one was better).

Robo 2 looked like the Darkman videogame but with Robo sprites. Difficult as hell and not very fun.

I didn´t play Robo 3 in ages, but don´t remember I was too excited about it.

As for Robo VS Terminator, the 16 bit versions beat it. Graphics are pretty bad, and music was annoying.

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I played the first game a lot as a kid and actually managed to complete it, which isn't something I can say for the other NES Robo games.

Overall though I'd say all three NES games are difficult to play these days (without cheats) and nowhere near anything I'd call fun.

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I played the first game a lot as a kid and actually managed to complete it, which isn't something I can say for the other NES Robo games.

Overall though I'd say all three NES games are difficult to play these days (without cheats) and nowhere near anything I'd call fun.

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I played the first game a lot as a kid and actually managed to complete it, which isn't something I can say for the other NES Robo games.

Overall though I'd say all three NES games are difficult to play these days (without cheats) and nowhere near anything I'd call fun.

[Stan The Man]

The third game isn't that hard at all to me really.. part of that might be the lack of time limit though, which is a pisser on the other two games. Plus I found the control a bit better than the others (when you aren't damaged that is). Also thought the music was nice.

The second was painful even with an emulator and instant save states, just the colors alone made it horrid to even look at. Control.. what control? :roll: I actually kinda liked the target practice parts, when I had to do them. Plus I found RoboCAIN easy to beat surprisingly. Music was ok though too. In fact I can't say any of the games had truly horrible music, thinking about it now.

The first I played sparingly.. what I did play of it gave me a good bit of trouble though. Might see if I can load up the old ROM and hit again on the other comp.. Next year.
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The third game isn't that hard at all to me really.. part of that might be the lack of time limit though, which is a pisser on the other two games. Plus I found the control a bit better than the others (when you aren't damaged that is). Also thought the music was nice.

The second was painful even with an emulator and instant save states, just the colors alone made it horrid to even look at. Control.. what control? :roll: I actually kinda liked the target practice parts, when I had to do them. Plus I found RoboCAIN easy to beat surprisingly. Music was ok though too. In fact I can't say any of the games had truly horrible music, thinking about it now.

The first I played sparingly.. what I did play of it gave me a good bit of trouble though. Might see if I can load up the old ROM and hit again on the other comp.. Next year.
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The third game isn't that hard at all to me really.. part of that might be the lack of time limit though, which is a pisser on the other two games. Plus I found the control a bit better than the others (when you aren't damaged that is). Also thought the music was nice.

The second was painful even with an emulator and instant save states, just the colors alone made it horrid to even look at. Control.. what control? :roll: I actually kinda liked the target practice parts, when I had to do them. Plus I found RoboCAIN easy to beat surprisingly. Music was ok though too. In fact I can't say any of the games had truly horrible music, thinking about it now.

The first I played sparingly.. what I did play of it gave me a good bit of trouble though. Might see if I can load up the old ROM and hit again on the other comp.. Next year.
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The third game isn't that hard at all to me really.. part of that might be the lack of time limit though, which is a pisser on the other two games. Plus I found the control a bit better than the others (when you aren't damaged that is). Also thought the music was nice.

The second was painful even with an emulator and instant save states, just the colors alone made it horrid to even look at. Control.. what control? :roll: I actually kinda liked the target practice parts, when I had to do them. Plus I found RoboCAIN easy to beat surprisingly. Music was ok though too. In fact I can't say any of the games had truly horrible music, thinking about it now.

The first I played sparingly.. what I did play of it gave me a good bit of trouble though. Might see if I can load up the old ROM and hit again on the other comp.. Next year.
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