"Aww, it's not the T2 arcade game. Shucks."
I remember playing the GBC version of this game and can't really remember much about it other than it seemed like it would be a pretty decent side-scroller shooter game, just that it was kind of ruined by puzzle mechanics that were so esoteric that they would only make sense to the developer and not the player. Classic game development fault right there.
It was a bit surreal seeing an obscure game that AVGN reviewed back in the day that I had actually played, honestly.
Every single review here is going to be talking about an entirely different game though depending on what version it is, lol. The GBC, NES and SNES T2: Judgment Days are all entirely different games from each other, but they must have managed to dupe people because of movie tie-in and the actually well-received arcade game (which none of these actually are!)
I remember playing the GBC version of this game and can't really remember much about it other than it seemed like it would be a pretty decent side-scroller shooter game, just that it was kind of ruined by puzzle mechanics that were so esoteric that they would only make sense to the developer and not the player. Classic game development fault right there.
It was a bit surreal seeing an obscure game that AVGN reviewed back in the day that I had actually played, honestly.
Every single review here is going to be talking about an entirely different game though depending on what version it is, lol. The GBC, NES and SNES T2: Judgment Days are all entirely different games from each other, but they must have managed to dupe people because of movie tie-in and the actually well-received arcade game (which none of these actually are!)