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Genesis Robocop Versus The Terminator (USA) in 14:06.92 by Cardboard (?).
Download AVI file via BitTorrent (size: 55 MB, length: 17:08)
Download Gens movie file (.gmv) (date: 2008-01-14)
Read author's comments in submission #1818
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Rating: 6.8 (16 votes)
- Aims for fastest time
- Uses death as shortcut
- Takes damage to save time
- Abuses programming errors in the game
- Plays at hardest level
- Genre: Action
RoboCop versus The Terminator (1993) is based on a comic book that is a typical example of two popular but completely unrelated fiction universes merged into one. Such a process usually results in ruined timeline coherence for either or both of them, and this game is no exception.

As a result, we get a pretty wild mishmash of RoboCop's and Terminator's backstories in a silly plot, accompanied by equally wild gameplay. This includes seemingly inescapable bullet sprays, leotard-clad baddies, exploding heads, hidden 1-ups conveniently placed in something that looks like lava, and so on. The sheer frustration RoboCop experiences from all this madness can only be vented by banging his head on a rock.
(You wish that any of this was a joke.)

The Genesis version of this game is notable for the amount of gore and other PG-13 goodies, as well as being able to abuse death and other things that make it most suitable for a TAS.