Terminator 2 Judgment Day

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Before the T-800 can protect John Connor, he needs a ride and a gun, and the truck stop full of hostile truckers is not about to hand either one over. That is how Terminator 2: Judgment Day opens on the NES, putting you in the boots of Arnold Schwarzenegger's reprogrammed Terminator and sending you through the film's biggest moments across five stages.

The second stage is the one everybody remembers from the movie: the flood-channel chase, seen from a diagonal overhead angle, with the T-1000 bearing down in a semi-truck while you weave around debris on a motorcycle and fire back to keep him at a distance. The mental hospital follows, where you hunt for Sarah Connor and run into the liquid-metal killer again. In a smart nod to John's rule from the film, killing hospital staff drains your energy, so you crouch and shoot them in the leg instead. From there you plant explosives to bring down Cyberdyne Systems before the final confrontation between the two Terminators in the steel mill.

It was developed by Software Creations, the Manchester studio behind the famously ambitious NES soundtrack of Silver Surfer, and published by LJN in early 1992, while T2 was still riding high as the biggest film of 1991. Reviews at the time praised its graphics and sound, with GamePro saying it “packs good looks and a great challenge,” and that challenge is real: health is precious, enemies hit hard, and finishing the steel mill takes persistence.

Movie tie-ins flooded the NES, but few followed their source this closely, stage by stage, from the truck stop to the molten finale. For Terminator collectors and NES licensed-game hunters, it is a slice of early-90s T2 fever you can actually play, and a reminder of how big that movie felt when it hit theaters.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1992
Publisher
LJN
Developer
Software Creations
Players
Single player

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