Murphy's Law
Whip out the over-sized gun and tuck into the baby food, officer Murphy is shooting onto the Game Boy Color in Robocop.
Titus Interactive Studio has resurrected one of the greatest movie heroes for its Game Boy Color action adventure, due for release in July 2001 - Robocop.
OCP researchers have created a cyber super-brain, dubbed "Massively Intelligent Neutral Device" (MIND), by mixing brain tissues and latest CPU technology. MIND has became self-aware, and totally out of control and has allied itself with gangs in order to take power over humanity.
The action is spread across eight huge levels, encompassing indoor and outdoor areas. Robocop must use solve complex puzzles whilst fending off the bad guys - and never stray beyond his three primary objectives - Uphold the Law, Protect the Innocence and Defend the Public Trust.
Seven weapons are available throughout, each with three available upgrades. But firepower alone won't save our metallic hero - especially when the artificial intelligence of the enemy being so good. Skill, cunning and a hint of detective work needs to be employed for Robocop to save the day.
Features:
· Levels take the form of missions and investigations
· 7 weapons, 3 weapon upgrades
· 6 upgrades, of which 3 vision enhancements
· Strong plot
· "Intelligent" shooter - Robocop must avoid hitting civilians
· Great AI
Robocop will be developed and published by Titus Interactive and distributed by Virgin Interactive on Color Game Boy in July 2001.
OCP researchers have created a cyber super-brain, dubbed "Massively Intelligent Neutral Device" (MIND), by mixing brain tissues and latest CPU technology. MIND has became self-aware, and totally out of control and has allied itself with gangs in order to take power over humanity.
The action is spread across eight huge levels, encompassing indoor and outdoor areas. Robocop must use solve complex puzzles whilst fending off the bad guys - and never stray beyond his three primary objectives - Uphold the Law, Protect the Innocence and Defend the Public Trust.
Seven weapons are available throughout, each with three available upgrades. But firepower alone won't save our metallic hero - especially when the artificial intelligence of the enemy being so good. Skill, cunning and a hint of detective work needs to be employed for Robocop to save the day.
Features:
· Levels take the form of missions and investigations
· 7 weapons, 3 weapon upgrades
· 6 upgrades, of which 3 vision enhancements
· Strong plot
· "Intelligent" shooter - Robocop must avoid hitting civilians
· Great AI
Robocop will be developed and published by Titus Interactive and distributed by Virgin Interactive on Color Game Boy in July 2001.