Скачать или смотреть Robocop 3 Sega Master System (retrogames.cc video)

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The Amiga, Atari ST, and DOS game were developed by Digital Image Design (DID), with the development process kicking off in September 1990. Orion Pictures maintained secrecy around most of the film's story details initially, leaving the DID team to navigate through guesswork, leading to some inadvertent mistakes. One notable instance, recounted by Martin Kenwright of DID, involved a misunderstanding about RoboCop riding a 'Gyrocycle,' initially interpreted as a powerful motorbike, resulting in weeks of work before realizing it was a jet-pack. The team relied solely on film stills as a visual reference during development. Many game ideas were born from sketches and storyboards hand-drawn by artist Shaun Hollywood. The development utilized a significantly modified version of the 3D game engine previously employed by DID for F29 Retaliator.

Ocean Software published the Digital Image Design version in December 1991, preceding the film's eventual release in 1993. In an effort to deter piracy, Ocean implemented a unique strategy for the Amiga version, requiring an Electronic Key plugged into the second joystick port for the game to function. Despite this copy-protection measure, the game was cracked a week before the official release.

By April 1992, the ZX Spectrum version hit the shelves in the United Kingdom. The SNES version saw release in both the United States and the United Kingdom in late 1992, with the NES version following suit in the United States by the year's end. Other UK releases included the Game Gear version in July 1993, succeeded by the Genesis version in December 1993. The Genesis version had already been available in the US by 1994, published by Flying Edge, a division of Acclaim Entertainment. Additionally, the SNES version made its way into arcades through the Nintendo Super System.
Developer(s)
Digital Image Design (Amiga, Atari ST, PC)
Probe Software (NES, C64)
Eden Entertainment Software (Master System, Game Gear)