Was literally just talking to my old man about this. It would start you over. Spent endless quarters on it. Only time I got past this an beat it was on Sega genesis. Back when games were extraordinarily tough.
this part it really broken mess and very random. also the parts inside the cyberdin building (no way to truly destroy 100%) and the chopper that coming wayy to fast at the van. but in general it one of the best movie game ever.
I can still feel the arcade in my hometown, I can smell it, I can hear the loud music and arcade themes, I can see the dim lighting and glow of every screen. I love nostalgia.
No shit! I was just gonna say holy crap, this game is so repetitive and even boring compared to anything from the last 20 years, but I loved it so much and was always so excited when an arcade had this game and no one was using it. I honestly remember the graphics looking like the movie, and, at the time, they kind of did with what we had to compare it to!
One thing I always liked about Midway and Midway Arcade games for that matter, is they emphasized photo realistic graphics regardless of resolution, and the characters were big/tall on the screen
Haptics on this were way ahead of its time. Played this endlessly along with Addams Family Pinball at a Peter Piper Pizza in Phoenix, AZ summer 1992 after 7 straight little league district tournament victories. Coach said, if you win, we go to Peter Piper. So we just kept winning. Maybe the best week of my life....pizza, little league baseball and arcade games in a smoke filled environment.
30:43 "Are you John Connor?" - T-1000 I played this game growing up and I recently found an original machine at Harley-Davidson Santa Clarita co owned by the T-1000 himself Robert Patrick (he was there when I visited and he watched me defeat him in the Steel Mill level).
This makes me wish i could play this game all over again. It truly was one of the best arcade games. I spent so much money on this game and i dont regret a penny of it
When I was a kid I thought the movie would be just like the arcade game. So when I finally convinced my dad I was old enough to watch it and there wasn't an attack on skynet I was crushed lol. Fortunately the movie kicks soo much ass i got over it quick.
@@fedenovo1 It'd be easy too, a sequel/prequel, just have it about breaking into a Skynet base to access their time travel tech and end as they're sending Reese back, or the T2 Arnold, either one would have worked. Shit it could even follow the Aliens model with a team of resistance fighters and their fight across the wasteland battlefield. Dammit!
Cuantos recuerdos de este juego, cuando iba al centro o al mercado y había una de estas entre tantos otros títulos geniales. Era increíble usar un arma como control y sentirte parte de la resistencia en la guerra contra las máquinas. El juego tenía una atmósfera muy buena, que bonito es volver a recordarlo. Gracias por el gameplay, estuve buscando este juego por un tiempo y al fin logré encontrarlo.
I think the fact the game itself refers to itself as an "attraction" is telling - it's less of a game and more of an interactive experience, one that's going to force you to pump in money every so often if you want to see the end, regardless of how good the player actually is. As a spectacle, this really would have been quite the thing to see in an arcade, complete with all the licensed artwork, sounds and material recorded for the game by the actual actors (which itself wouldn't have been cheap to do).
@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays Yeah, it was to pump up fans to go see the movie. Seeing the actual arcade cabinet in the movie was a nice little touch. It turns out Sarah Connor and John Connor actually use lookalike stunt doubles from the films crew. Sarah is played by Linda Hamilton's sister.
@@Snake-sg7yc Very dumb comment. If this film has any religious point of reference, it is the Biblical apocalypse described in Revelations. The movie is even called JUDGEMENT DAY. That's a Christian reference, not a "Satanic" one.
@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays This game would have worked better if Taito had gotten the license instead of Midway and it would use the same hardware that was used in Operation Thunderbolt.
"I am the future." "I'll be back." "No way, José." "Let's go." "Excellent." "Reloaded." "Awesome." "It's Judgment Day." "Fire at will." "Well done." "Way to go." "No problemo." "Hasta La Vista, baby." -Terminator
29:47 This was my favorite part of the movie, when John and the Terminator face off with a bunch of chemists in a meth lab while the chemists throw beakers of phosphorus at them. This is why James Cameron is the best.
They do not for a reason: home computers and playstations etc. Have surpassed arcade cabinets technologically. Way back then, arcade machines had better graphics, frame rate and sound.
It is hilarious to see SWAT officers rolling on the floor like Sonic. Pure gold. Also who are these people supposed to be? 34:43 Armed Militia of Steel Mill Union?
Damn! This actually looks like a really fun rail shooter! Loved the voice line usage, and the creative adaptations of scenes from the movie. The amount of enemies is nuts 😂
Going from Terminators to cyberdyne Security guards and PMC I have to maniacely laugh as the hardest materials known to man were on the Terminators; and going back through time to fight squishy human enemies just felt overkill.
The goal was to use the Player 2 right/red gun. As enemies would approach from the right of the screen, by the time they turn to shoot, they’re already hitting the left/blue Player 1 screen; thus NOT damaging the Player 2. This in addition to enemies walking on screen from the left are moving slower as they attempt to keep up with the moving screen. Finally, any enemies on the left side of the screen you’d literally leave alone, even if they were shooting. They wouldn’t be damaging you.
So many allowances wasted after school feeding quarters into this thing as it sat in the local Walmart entrance. 😅 Those vibrating Uzi's we're so cool back in the day.
Brilliant!! Enjoyed this play of an absolute interactive classic! I've found a local game shop near me that has this original arcade cab so this was great research for my Arnie bomb I am going to do on it this weekend...asta la vista....baby😅
I played this game at an arcade called the Goldmine at the Pacific view mall in Ventura, California at 4 PM every day after getting a slice of pizza from Saboro’s for $1.25 a slice. I spent hours on terminator to arcade and then I would go to the ticket machines because they had one of the first Timex Indie glow sport watches for 6000 tickets! I saved up 6000 tickets and I went to the Goldmine after school one day and it was gone, My mission completely over and failed, I looked to the left of me and there was a little kid with five tickets, and I handed him a bag. He passed out and his parents were like “ Oh my God, are you sure?” I said yes, I hope he gets a bunch of things that he wants. The parents were still in shock, and the kid was freaking out lol. That’s a memory that will always stay as a part of my childhood. I miss arcades so much, at 41 years old, I would still go to an arcade hall if I could.
Remember that this game inspired many Raw Thrills and Play Mechanix shooters where health bars doesn’t give you temporary invincibility time, sheer amount of enemies, and insane bosses to the point of making health bars a time limit, meaning that if you damage after short seconds, you take less damage but if you play longer, you instantly die. Terminator Salvation is one of the examples of this as both T2 and Salvation were produced by George Petro.
Imagine being a kid in the 90s and trying to beat this game. The amount of quarters you'd waste lmao. I've never seen anything past the 1st level, thanks for posting!
thanks for putting this in 4k. The arcade is obviously the best version, but the Genesis version has the best music, this version doesn't really have any music lol. Having said that, so much of the movie was missing in this game. the arrival of the terminators, the opening chase with John on his Motorcycle, Pescadero, Enrique's hideout, Dysons home, John's home..... they basically skipped the entire first half of the film.
I totally agree everyones comment about the absurd difficulty of the game. Particularly for single player. But lets not forget the quality of the game it was made then compared to now. Should still appreciate the quality of it and how it turned out during that time. Yes quarters then meant a lot back then. Overall the game was still fun for its particular genre. Especially with using the physical gun while blasting away at the enemies. This game, Time Crisis, and the Tokyo Tank Wars were the all time favourites back then.
I was literally thinking the same thing haha. I could never beat this game in the arcade lol either this person is that good, or some sort of cheat codes have been enabled!!??
The arcade was a quarter muncher. My friend and I pumped about $20 worth of quarters in it just to die at the helicopter level. I swear that damn helicopter would literally come up from underneath the van to kill us. So we stopped playing after that.
hahaha I remember this game way back in the day in the arcade... To this day I still find occasions to imitate Arnold's voice from when you'd insert coins ( EXCELLENT. EXCELLENT.) or when you would get a high score (YOU ARE SUPERIOR.)
Used to play this a bunch at the arcade way back in the day, but could never beat the trunk level. Got it on SNES and don't think I ever beat the Cyber Dyne assault without cheats. Game is just too hard.
22:37 Green popo papa! 23:51 Skyne whop whop! 24:51 Funniest death speech of Skynet! Funny. Vegeta: Because you're finished you (referring to Skynet) pathetic pile of junk!
This was a really cool game,and it still holds up pretty well today in the visual dept. I've never actually seen beyond the first stage before...it kinda takes a nosedive after that though.
I played this game in on Sega and own it in 1996 and played T2 Judgment Day Acrcade version, and went on T2 3D at Universal Stuido CA,other Terminator games in high School Terminator 3Rise of the Machine, and Terminator 3 Redemption demo Terminator Salvation at our movie Theater, now playing Terminator Resistance on my PS4.
Tip: Collecting missile/shotgun shells and extended magazine power ups will refill your gunpower by itself aside from finding a clip to gain more firepower.
In hindsight, instead of the little drones that look like mini Death Stars, i wish we got to see Mini Flying HKs which look far more clever and imaginative. They look like giant insects with plasma pulse rifles
Thank God for the internet and UA-cam. I remember playing this game only a few times in my youth; never got as far as the truck in the future war part of the game, and I only saw maybe just a few times when someone else managed to get to Cyberdyne and that was as far as I could remember seeing what the end of the game was going to look like; BUT GODDAMN WAS THIS GAME HARD AS A MOTHERFUCKER, and also FUCKING LOUD AS SHIT TOO!! All in all, this game still kicks ass to this very day; my only wish is if someone could have programmed an arcade shooter like this, but being based on the first TERMINATOR movie where you play the role of Kyle Reese protecting Sarah and fighting Skynet's forces in the future; or even better an arcade shooter based on EVIL DEAD II, or ARMY OF DARKNESS; playing the role of Ash fighting off legions of deadites, and finally facing off against Evil Ash; now that would kick soooooooooooo many levels ass.
How are you doing this? I swear on similar sections enemies would hit me but they don't hit you. Like on level 2, the up close terminators would deal damage, but they don't for you?
Pff i think i only got to the second mission. I quickly realized this was a money grab so i never really invested that much on that game when i was a kid
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This is the first time i've ever seen someone managed to keep the truck gunner alive all the way to the end
Was literally just talking to my old man about this. It would start you over. Spent endless quarters on it. Only time I got past this an beat it was on Sega genesis. Back when games were extraordinarily tough.
this part it really broken mess and very random. also the parts inside the cyberdin building (no way to truly destroy 100%) and the chopper that coming wayy to fast at the van. but in general it one of the best movie game ever.
Keeping the truck gunner alive to me was the hardest part of this game
There's lots of 100% equipment runs
The @#%! truck sequence always cost me a life.
I can still feel the arcade in my hometown, I can smell it, I can hear the loud music and arcade themes, I can see the dim lighting and glow of every screen. I love nostalgia.
One of the most intense shooters you could find in the arcades back then. The later levels are insanely hard.
I could never Fkng do it
Привет, мужики)
That damn helicopter ate more of my quarters than any other enemy in any other arcade game.
Back then, this game looked amazing to me, as if it was movie level graphics and felt so immersive.
No shit! I was just gonna say holy crap, this game is so repetitive and even boring compared to anything from the last 20 years, but I loved it so much and was always so excited when an arcade had this game and no one was using it. I honestly remember the graphics looking like the movie, and, at the time, they kind of did with what we had to compare it to!
One thing I always liked about Midway and Midway Arcade games for that matter, is they emphasized photo realistic graphics regardless of resolution, and the characters were big/tall on the screen
Haptics on this were way ahead of its time. Played this endlessly along with Addams Family Pinball at a Peter Piper Pizza in Phoenix, AZ summer 1992 after 7 straight little league district tournament victories. Coach said, if you win, we go to Peter Piper. So we just kept winning. Maybe the best week of my life....pizza, little league baseball and arcade games in a smoke filled environment.
30:43 "Are you John Connor?" - T-1000
I played this game growing up and I recently found an original machine at Harley-Davidson Santa Clarita co owned by the T-1000 himself Robert Patrick (he was there when I visited and he watched me defeat him in the Steel Mill level).
Quit playing bro, that’s unbelievable 😱
This makes me wish i could play this game all over again. It truly was one of the best arcade games. I spent so much money on this game and i dont regret a penny of it
MAME the sheet out of it!
You can, downloading the Mame emulator and the ROM
Robert Patrick in the movie:😠
Robert Patrick in the arcade game: 🕺
In my memory, this game was a lot more high res than what it truly was.
This movie is what I wanted Terminator 3 to be when I was a kid, and have this exact look.
Me too. They fed* up every time. Didn’t want to budge and do it dark, blue, in this time in the future.
When I was a kid I thought the movie would be just like the arcade game. So when I finally convinced my dad I was old enough to watch it and there wasn't an attack on skynet I was crushed lol. Fortunately the movie kicks soo much ass i got over it quick.
@@fedenovo1 It'd be easy too, a sequel/prequel, just have it about breaking into a Skynet base to access their time travel tech and end as they're sending Reese back, or the T2 Arnold, either one would have worked. Shit it could even follow the Aliens model with a team of resistance fighters and their fight across the wasteland battlefield. Dammit!
Cuantos recuerdos de este juego, cuando iba al centro o al mercado y había una de estas entre tantos otros títulos geniales. Era increíble usar un arma como control y sentirte parte de la resistencia en la guerra contra las máquinas. El juego tenía una atmósfera muy buena, que bonito es volver a recordarlo. Gracias por el gameplay, estuve buscando este juego por un tiempo y al fin logré encontrarlo.
Awesome game but the difficulty is beyond horribly unbalanced. This really was a quarter muncher back in the day.
I think the fact the game itself refers to itself as an "attraction" is telling - it's less of a game and more of an interactive experience, one that's going to force you to pump in money every so often if you want to see the end, regardless of how good the player actually is. As a spectacle, this really would have been quite the thing to see in an arcade, complete with all the licensed artwork, sounds and material recorded for the game by the actual actors (which itself wouldn't have been cheap to do).
@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays Yeah, it was to pump up fans to go see the movie. Seeing the actual arcade cabinet in the movie was a nice little touch. It turns out Sarah Connor and John Connor actually use lookalike stunt doubles from the films crew. Sarah is played by Linda Hamilton's sister.
Very satanic game
@@Snake-sg7yc Very dumb comment. If this film has any religious point of reference, it is the Biblical apocalypse described in Revelations. The movie is even called JUDGEMENT DAY. That's a Christian reference, not a "Satanic" one.
@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays This game would have worked better if Taito had gotten the license instead of Midway and it would use the same hardware that was used in Operation Thunderbolt.
"I am the future."
"I'll be back."
"No way, José."
"Let's go."
"Excellent."
"Reloaded."
"Awesome."
"It's Judgment Day."
"Fire at will."
"Well done."
"Way to go."
"No problemo."
"Hasta La Vista, baby."
-Terminator
29:47
This was my favorite part of the movie, when John and the Terminator face off with a bunch of chemists in a meth lab while the chemists throw beakers of phosphorus at them.
This is why James Cameron is the best.
Another quality game! Never get bored of this channel, keep up the good work AL82!
Thanks for feedback and glad you enjoy the videos 😀
15:58 I love how the Arnolds blow up into big meaty pieces as their heads fly up to heaven.
This game never gets old
Delusional boomer 😂
They don't make arcade games like these anymore. Just learned Acrade1up made a Terminator 2 Arcade Cabinet.
They do not for a reason: home computers and playstations etc. Have surpassed arcade cabinets technologically. Way back then, arcade machines had better graphics, frame rate and sound.
@@Vesalempinen I still play mame games to this day.
32:56 Shoot the liquid nitrogen tank to turn that "mercury murderer" into an ice figure!
It is hilarious to see SWAT officers rolling on the floor like Sonic. Pure gold.
Also who are these people supposed to be? 34:43 Armed Militia of Steel Mill Union?
OMG all the money we spent back in the day when we could just watch it all unfold on youtube .
Yep
I would be rich today, if it wasn't for this game..
I remember the gun attached to the console it was so incredibly to me, it was like magic…what a great game
I spent a lot of quarters on this back then, enjoyed it all! great with a friend!
Damn! This actually looks like a really fun rail shooter! Loved the voice line usage, and the creative adaptations of scenes from the movie. The amount of enemies is nuts 😂
The amount of money I used to pump in this game was crazy. Brought me right back to my childhood watching this .
"Excellent, Hasta la vista baby , awesome , way to go "
😆😆😆✌️✌️✌️ i love arnold one liners .
Going from Terminators to cyberdyne Security guards and PMC I have to maniacely laugh as the hardest materials known to man were on the Terminators; and going back through time to fight squishy human enemies just felt overkill.
This is so much more detailed than the Genesis version. The soundtrack for both is great but this beats it in looks
Of course...it's the original arcade game that the home console is ported from. The arcade versions will always look the best.
Nice! Yesterday i was looking for a decent gameplay. And today it showed up! Wonderful!
Glad you enjoyed!
Another straight up shooting games of the early 90s still look rock!
The goal was to use the Player 2 right/red gun. As enemies would approach from the right of the screen, by the time they turn to shoot, they’re already hitting the left/blue Player 1 screen; thus NOT damaging the Player 2. This in addition to enemies walking on screen from the left are moving slower as they attempt to keep up with the moving screen. Finally, any enemies on the left side of the screen you’d literally leave alone, even if they were shooting. They wouldn’t be damaging you.
impressive.
Most of us, myself included - cannot even get past the first stage on a single playthrough.
I like how that bloke is around that bin fire with all that shooting going on around him lol.
So many allowances wasted after school feeding quarters into this thing as it sat in the local Walmart entrance. 😅
Those vibrating Uzi's we're so cool back in the day.
Brilliant!! Enjoyed this play of an absolute interactive classic! I've found a local game shop near me that has this original arcade cab so this was great research for my Arnie bomb I am going to do on it this weekend...asta la vista....baby😅
Thank you for uploading this. I played this at Arcade Monsters I'm Sarasota. I couldn't get pass the helicopter level.
No quarters, press Start: "No way, José."
I played this game at an arcade called the Goldmine at the Pacific view mall in Ventura, California at 4 PM every day after getting a slice of pizza from Saboro’s for $1.25 a slice.
I spent hours on terminator to arcade and then I would go to the ticket machines because they had one of the first Timex Indie glow sport watches for 6000 tickets! I saved up 6000 tickets and I went to the Goldmine after school one day and it was gone, My mission completely over and failed, I looked to the left of me and there was a little kid with five tickets, and I handed him a bag. He passed out and his parents were like “ Oh my God, are you sure?” I said yes, I hope he gets a bunch of things that he wants.
The parents were still in shock, and the kid was freaking out lol.
That’s a memory that will always stay as a part of my childhood. I miss arcades so much, at 41 years old, I would still go to an arcade hall if I could.
Used to play this at local cinema. Class game. Used to eat your money though.
This is intensely cool. I love how it’s 16-bit graphics but with a hell of a lot more computer power to put more stuff on screen
Remember that this game inspired many Raw Thrills and Play Mechanix shooters where health bars doesn’t give you temporary invincibility time, sheer amount of enemies, and insane bosses to the point of making health bars a time limit, meaning that if you damage after short seconds, you take less damage but if you play longer, you instantly die. Terminator Salvation is one of the examples of this as both T2 and Salvation were produced by George Petro.
Man that goddamn truck and helicopter levels were hard af
Imagine being a kid in the 90s and trying to beat this game. The amount of quarters you'd waste lmao.
I've never seen anything past the 1st level, thanks for posting!
this is wild. never seen passed the first level lmao.
thanks for putting this in 4k. The arcade is obviously the best version, but the Genesis version has the best music, this version doesn't really have any music lol. Having said that, so much of the movie was missing in this game. the arrival of the terminators, the opening chase with John on his Motorcycle, Pescadero, Enrique's hideout, Dysons home, John's home..... they basically skipped the entire first half of the film.
My childhood, best game ever.
Midway made some of the best arcade games!
Memories of how many quarters iv lost :) good memories when times made sense, now I am here a father and in my 30's
I totally agree everyones comment about the absurd difficulty of the game. Particularly for single player. But lets not forget the quality of the game it was made then compared to now. Should still appreciate the quality of it and how it turned out during that time. Yes quarters then meant a lot back then. Overall the game was still fun for its particular genre. Especially with using the physical gun while blasting away at the enemies. This game, Time Crisis, and the Tokyo Tank Wars were the all time favourites back then.
I don't remember hearing that trailer music in the intro. Nice! Also I don't remember him saying I AM THE FUTURE.
this game was damn near impossible to beat in the arcade... you better had been saving up your quarters for months lol
How did this guy never get any hit point knocks? It seems like I'd be dead at 11:20.
I was literally thinking the same thing haha. I could never beat this game in the arcade lol either this person is that good, or some sort of cheat codes have been enabled!!??
The arcade was a quarter muncher. My friend and I pumped about $20 worth of quarters in it just to die at the helicopter level. I swear that damn helicopter would literally come up from underneath the van to kill us. So we stopped playing after that.
I suck at the helicopter 🚁
2:04
*FIRE AT WILL.*
hahaha I remember this game way back in the day in the arcade... To this day I still find occasions to imitate Arnold's voice from when you'd insert coins ( EXCELLENT. EXCELLENT.) or when you would get a high score (YOU ARE SUPERIOR.)
Could never get passed the helicopter bit. Nice to finally see the ending 😂
Recuerdo que de niño no pude llegar más que al nivel de la camioneta, se me llevaba este juego todas las monedas
@@lucasproskate3228 lo usabamos y de todo pero no había forma
'Just tweak the sights so they're slightly off, people are going to put much more money into the machine then!'
That game used to terrify me and my wallet when I was a kid.
Used to play this a bunch at the arcade way back in the day, but could never beat the trunk level. Got it on SNES and don't think I ever beat the Cyber Dyne assault without cheats. Game is just too hard.
One of the greatest arcade games of all times
22:37
Green popo papa!
23:51
Skyne whop whop!
24:51
Funniest death speech of Skynet!
Funny.
Vegeta: Because you're finished you (referring to Skynet) pathetic pile of junk!
This was a really cool game,and it still holds up pretty well today in the visual dept. I've never actually seen beyond the first stage before...it kinda takes a nosedive after that though.
This definitely is the future
Never made it the second level. Cool video.
I played this game in on Sega and own it in 1996 and played T2 Judgment Day Acrcade version, and went on T2 3D at Universal Stuido CA,other Terminator games in high School Terminator 3Rise of the Machine, and Terminator 3 Redemption demo Terminator Salvation at our movie Theater, now playing Terminator Resistance on my PS4.
Nice shooting Tex
Tip: Collecting missile/shotgun shells and extended magazine power ups will refill your gunpower by itself aside from finding a clip to gain more firepower.
Def my favourite sega game as a kid and still in my top 5
Im remember first playing this game in like 1995 or 1996. I was only 4 pr 5 years old but this game used to get me so hyped 😂
Two players were a must unless you were prepared to burn thru a roll of quarters
I love that we get to kill cops [and psychotic scientists] by the truckload in the game when that was completely forbidden in the movie
SKYNET
2:05
T-800 endoskeletons & Hunter killers
Hasta la vista, baby!
I played this game at Arcade Monsters in Oviedo, and it was super fun!
These are quite popular during the 90s..i can remember a mac 10 joystick...i think..good game for a 1 token..
In hindsight, instead of the little drones that look like mini Death Stars, i wish we got to see Mini Flying HKs which look far more clever and imaginative. They look like giant insects with plasma pulse rifles
Thank God for the internet and UA-cam. I remember playing this game only a few times in my youth; never got as far as the truck in the future war part of the game, and I only saw maybe just a few times when someone else managed to get to Cyberdyne and that was as far as I could remember seeing what the end of the game was going to look like; BUT GODDAMN WAS THIS GAME HARD AS A MOTHERFUCKER, and also FUCKING LOUD AS SHIT TOO!! All in all, this game still kicks ass to this very day; my only wish is if someone could have programmed an arcade shooter like this, but being based on the first TERMINATOR movie where you play the role of Kyle Reese protecting Sarah and fighting Skynet's forces in the future; or even better an arcade shooter based on EVIL DEAD II, or ARMY OF DARKNESS; playing the role of Ash fighting off legions of deadites, and finally facing off against Evil Ash; now that would kick soooooooooooo many levels ass.
The truck and helicopter levels. Hated those two
34:36 All those steel mill workers were sent from the future to kill John Conner.
Ive only played the Genesis version. Its crazy how the helicopter chase is just before the last level, its the 3rd level in the Genesis game
dude the amount of game overs I used to get for shooting the civilians was insane with this one! running right in front of the enemies haha
これゲーセンにあって、最後どうなるのか。きになってたんだ。
It looks like the truck John Connor is driving is a old school Dodge Ram truck from the late 70s early 80s!
35:40 T-1000: *echo screech defeat*
5 coin! you are awesome!!
"Hasta La Vista, Baby." 😺👍🕹️
The Snes port was the closest you could get from the arcade version.
I played this game when i was 5/6 years old. Almost forgot it😅
that game was so cool for his time, i loved it
God, I used to hate that part with the truck... Never did pass it back in the day 😐
0:02 - Canal currently owns the intellectual property
How are you doing this? I swear on similar sections enemies would hit me but they don't hit you. Like on level 2, the up close terminators would deal damage, but they don't for you?
Chobits
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chobits
22:12 ACROS WEAPON
Because that one No Smoking sign wasn't destroyed, Cyberdyne research will continue😂😂😂😂
Pff i think i only got to the second mission. I quickly realized this was a money grab so i never really invested that much on that game when i was a kid
oh snap, i was so close finishing it at he arcade once, before my dad ran outta money lol