A playthrough of Data East’s 1991 NES game, Robocop 2.
I believe I hit all of the secret areas in the game in this video – I do get all of the secrets that are hinted at in the stage intro screens – does anyone know if that’s the extent of them?
This game is pretty hard, I can’t lie. For me, it’s easily the hardest of the three NES games. Its also the one i like the least. It looks and sounds pretty damn good, like many Ocean titles, but it also plays like other Ocean titles, so cheap deaths and super slippery movement controls mar what might have been an otherwise pretty good game.
It actually suffers just like the Addams Family game, or Robocop 2’s closest NES cousin Darkman, which coincidentally enough looks and sounds extremely similar to this title. It’s too bad really – like so many of their games, this one was bursting with potential, and fulfilled a lot of it in the game’s presentation. I wish the same effort had been invested in the mechanics, because at the end if the day, we have a mediocre title that wants so much to be great, but ends up merely being playable despite the annoyances and frustrations.
I don’t know if the Commodore 64 version played any better, but I kinda doubt it.
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Quem aqui já jogou esse jogo no Phantom System????
"I don't know if the Commodore 64 version played any better, but I kinda doubt it."
As someone who owned the physical cartridge of the C64 version of this game, I can assure you that it did not. C64 didn't get stage music, just title screens and the sound effects. Other than that, it's pretty much a 1:1 port.
Back when games were actually hard to beat
Darkman 2
15:30 sounds like Scatman's song chorus 😀
Congrats, I finished it when I was a kid, but it took me a whole weekend without turning off my NES 😀
4:31 YEA!!!!!!!!! ALRIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
men juegas demasiado arrecho, 38 años tengo y nunca pase el maldito puto juego
Just like Sunsoft made Batman purple, Date East made Robocop blue!
I remember playing this in 94,i stucked in 3-rd level
This game was a pain in the ass.
This game is very similar to darkman, on nes.
God this game was awful.
"Alright guys what're we gonna do for a climatic final boss encounter?"
"How about the same boss, but THREE TIMES IN A ROW?"
I remember renting this as a kid and loving the music and presentation but holy crap I'm glad I never got much further than the first few stages.
Game over screen is nightmare fuel.
yoooo i fucking love watching all your videos. brings back great memories of how nes was my first system and also how i could never beat the games except the first mario bros. never owned the second robo cop but had the first one
Many of Ocean's games were developed in-house, but some were outsourced to different developers. Take Painting by Numbers for instance. PBN was a small development team comprising of brothers Chris and Steve Kerry, Mark Rogers, Jonathan H. Beard and Alan Pashley. The music for many of Ocean's games were composed by musicians such as Keith Tinman, Barry Leitch, Dean Evans and, most notably, Jonathan Dunn.
Thanks.
The C64 version is the same exact game NES version.
For me this Darkman done-right.
Great upload being that it's made by Ocean I see a lot of similarities with Darkman on NES as well.
Version arcade is much better.
That slow percentage count up is so annoying!
It feels very similar to other late NES releases by Ocean… I'll let you decide how you feel about that one… but it does look and sound pretty good! It's also MUCH harder than Robocop 1 and 3, and those were already difficult games.