Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
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Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
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3.75/5
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Developer
Dementia
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Authors
Jonathan Dunn
Music
Music
Kevin Bulmer
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Graphics
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Joystick
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Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
May 23, 2003 by ST Graveyard
Before playing the Atari ST version, I had seen the PC version at my friends. I was impressed by the graphics back then. Especially the digitized movie cut scenes in between levels were just cool. And I was a bit afraid if the ST could handle all this (what did I know of hardware back then). Until the day arrived and I received a copy for my precious ST. I popped in the discs and after some loading time ... My jaw dropped to the floor just by seeing the digitized scrolling screen of the T800 endoskeleton. Never before was I so proud to be an ST owner ... This was something none of my friends had ... Read the review of Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
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The Paranoid
A typical movie-based game of that era. It's full of digitized scenes and even captured sequences of impressing length.
Too bad there's basically no game to play: It's a series of stupid mini games that are neither original nor fun to play, which also suffer from terrible graphics.
Also, it has got nothing to do with the arcade game "Terminator 2", which was an Operation-Wolf clone.
Too bad there's basically no game to play: It's a series of stupid mini games that are neither original nor fun to play, which also suffer from terrible graphics.
Also, it has got nothing to do with the arcade game "Terminator 2", which was an Operation-Wolf clone.
July 2, 2006
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