Terminator 2: Judgement Day is an arcade game referring to the events of the film under the same title. The player will play the role of the T-800 cyborg, who must protect John Connor, the future leader of the resistance movement, from death.
Machines send in the past another Terminator, this time much more advanced than before. His goal, however, will no longer be Sarah Connor, but her son John, who will be at the forefront of the resistance after a machine revolt and a nuclear war. However, people are not completely defenceless. The T-800, a well-known cyborg whose main task is to protect the boy, is delegated to an uneven fight.
The program contains eight different stages, in which the player must demonstrate not only great manual skills, but also angelic patience. The heroes have only one life and any mistake made during the game will be reflected at a later date. In addition, the authors did not predict the possibility of continuing the game, so if the game fails, you have to start again.
Specific levels have a different character. Three times we are fighting a direct fight with T-1000 (side view), there will also be stages in which we will run away from the killer (top view) and typically logical sequences, requiring maximum concentration due to the passing inexorable time.
Terminator 2 is a game without order and composition. Subsequent arcade sequences have a loose connection, they are not connected by any plot thread and for someone who hasn't watched the film, it may seem senseless to have to play them. Admittedly, between the stages, a few seconds long scenes were woven in alive transferred from the film, but even them, people who have not been in touch with James Cameron's film so far, will say little.
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Last updated on August 14, 2015
Terminator 2: Judgement Day Summary
Platforms:
PC Windows
