Here’s a playthrough of the Game Boy Color version of the game, it’s supposed to be a bit shit. There was another version of RoboCop Versus The Terminator on the Game Boy. The two 16-bit titles are still worth a look but I would definitely gravitate more towards the Mega Drive game over the SNES one. Even though they are very similar games, the Sega one just played better.

The level interaction was far better on the SNES game though and the graphics had some great little details and lighting effects not found in Sega’s version.īut the SNES game just felt a bit slow and plodding overall. With the SNES version, they kind of explode into flames, no blood. The Mega Drive game had enemies turned into geysers of blood when they died. The story is different to the Sega games and, to be honest, the gameplay is not as sharp and is made to be more ‘kid-friendly’ as was Nintendo’s stance in the 90s. The presentation is excellent here and it uses a comic book style narrative, which works great seeing as the games were inspired by the comic books in the first place. RoboCop Versus The Terminator on the SNES was not as good as the Sega games. Both are good versions of the game and both are pretty playable… which isn’t something you can really say about the next game. The Game Gear was just the Master System game on a smaller screen. It was still pretty damn good though, even if you could tell that it was most definitely time to leave the 8-bit era behind by 1993/94 when these games were released. As was typical for the time, the Master System version was a diluted port on the 16-bit game. Of course, there were Master System and Game Gear ports too. RoboCop Versus The Terminator on the Mega Drive is often looked on as one of the system’s better games and most definitely a fan favourite. With you playing as RoboCop in both the present and future batting T-800s and more.

The Mega Drive version is that classic side-scrolling shooter stuff that the RoboCop games were famed for. I’ll begin with the Sega versions of the game first. These various games were inspired by those comics and some much more directly than others. There had already been some RoboCop Versus The Terminator comic books released in 1992. In keeping with tradition so far, again we have different games released on different platforms, just so I have more to cover than needed.

It’s also a game that brought two classic 80s sci-fi icons together… because we never got a film version. Time for some more RoboCop games and we’re starting off with a game not based on any of the films for the first time (not even the not very good TV shows).

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