Terminator 2: Judgment Day (NES) Full Longplay
12An Action/Adventure beat 'em up that was released on NES and then ported to Sega Game Gear and Master System. Developed by Software Creations and published by LJN on NES and by Flying Edge on Sega systems. It is based on the film of the same name.
The game consists of five levels. Level 2 is an isometric racing game, whereupon the player must race fast enough to catch John Conner on his moped whilst using weapons to beat back the T-1000, who is fast approaching in a tractor trailer. All the other levels are side-scrolling beat 'em ups. Level 2 is omitted from the Master System and Game Gear versions. From Level 3 onward, the player is not allowed to kill human enemies, to which he will be rewarded with upgraded weaponry at the end of levels for doing so. Level 4 requires the player to visit all ends of the gamescreen in order to set explosive charges. Levels 5 has the player doing some platforming, before finally taking on the T-1000 in the final battle.
It's 1991. Terminator 2 Judgment Day stormed into theatres creating an utter
sensation among a nine year old myself and every other self respecting school
kid this side of the moon. T2 was literally everywhere. Although none of my
friends actually admitted that they hadn't seen the movie, previews and features
on television every second night was enough for most to get a hold of the
storyline and characters and lie about how they went and saw the most violent
movie of the year.
As with other blockbuster movie releases in the past, kids could look forward to
a mass of merchandising, particularly toys and video games, and that's where the
old fatihful NES came in.
Terminator 2 Judgment Day the video game was released to cash in on the success
of the movie and it sure worked.
Without further ado, let's relive a game that most NES gamers are sure to have
played with either little or no success - Terminator 2 Judgment Day.
3 billion human lives ended on August 29th, 1997. The survivors of the
nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new
nightmare, the war against the machines...
It has raged endlessly for three decades...but the tide is turning. The human
Resistance scores greater victories with every day.
SKYNET-the supercomputer responsible for the nuclear holocaust and that
controls the machines-has been forced into a last desperate effort to
destroy its enemy. It has sent two terminators back through time to eliminate
the future leader of the Resistance...John Connor.
The first terminator was programmed to strike his mother, Sarah Connor, in
the year 1984...before he was born. It failed.
The second-a T-1000 Advanced Prototype-was sent to strike John himself when
he was 10 years old.
As before, the Resistance must send a lone warrior to protect him.
The only question is who will reach John first: the T-1000 or you...a
Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 T-800 Terminator captured and reprogrammed by
the Resistance? Your skin of living tissue allows you to blend in with humans
unnoticed while your metal endoskeleton provides virtual invincibility. Your
lethal efficiency as a terminator makes you, a machine, the only warrior who
can save John and mankind!
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