RoboCop on the NES was a valiant attempt at bringing a gritty action movie into an 8-bit world, but man, it was clunky. The controls were stiff, the bad guys were repetitive, and let's just say the soundtrack didn't exactly scream "classic". Still, it had a certain nostalgia-fueled charm if you grew up with it.

Typical NES game than can be kinda fun for 5 minutes before the difficulty level randomly spikes to extreme unfair difficulties that are supposed to be meant for arcade games to make money.

Robocop (1988): Durar menos de media hora y hacerse repetitivo es meritorio. Todo lo que tiene el juego por ofrecer sucede en los primeros 5-10 minutos, lo demás es paja y repetición. Muy muy simplón, entiendo la época pero es un juego sin nada que decir (5,25)

My friends had some of the oddest games, and this was one of them. I don't even know how to describe this game.

It was a cool game when you were very young.

Eh, it's fine. Looks alright, controls ok (no jump is weird tho), and the levels were nothing special but fun enough. The timer was annoying tho, especially on the last level.