RoboCop 3 for Genesis

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Review #4483

RoboCop 3

Peter Weller is...the minute man

Genesis 1993 Flying Edge Action Action › Gun
RoboCop 3 screenshot for Genesis
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
2 / 5

Gameplay

Stupidly hard. Nearly impossible to avoid enemy fire.
Walk like a tank which I guess is authentic to the movie and character
You run out of ammo quickly and then you're a sitting duck
An enemy that looks like R2D2 is too low to hit and it shoots homing missiles at you. Discovered that a 3 way gun powerup allowed me to kill it.
Moves a bit slower than SNES version.

0 / 5

Level Design

Robocop curse - walk right. Slowly
Enemies basically can't be avoided and they shoot before you see them. Just walk forward a couple steps, shoot a perp, then walk some more.
Can't get to the end of the first level because of the . Two bikers come along who can't be killed and the bikes plow thru you dealing damage every frame which kills you. Even if you make it past there isn't enough time to complete a level.

4 / 5

Theme

Robot make things go boom

2 / 5

Art Style

Decent graphics
Nice big sprites
Much darker and grainier than the SNES version

1 / 5

Audio

Altogether bad sound
Music is just a few chirps. Not much of a composition.
Sounds worse than SNES version

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