![]() ![]() David Roberts of Sega Zone found the game to be lacking variety. Paul Mellerick of Mega was disappointed by the linear level design and concluded, "A well-presented blast, but ultimately boring, very samey and a bit of a waste". Pettengale found the gameplay unoriginal and wrote "not even a superb soundtrack can save a game when it's had so little thought put into it". Julian Connolly of MegaTech felt that the game had no longterm value, concluding that it "looks great, sounds great, plays great for a while but all this shooting wears you down". Some reviewers were critical of the gameplay. GamePro stated that the "catchy music fits the action well". Paul Pettengale of Sega Power wrote, "The images are so grainy, and the colours so fuzzy, looking too hard at these bits could be bad for your eyes". The Terminator was praised for its graphics and its inclusion of FMV, although the latter was also criticized for its poor quality. It was released six months later than initially scheduled. The Terminator was originally scheduled for release in June 1993, but was delayed because of changes at Virgin. They said it doesn't sound like a videogame and I said exactly – it doesn't have to any more!" So I would get into screaming matches with the producers because they told me they didn't want that proper music in the game. Tallarico said the game's graphics "were still very much 16-bit-looking and the music you'd hear would be like music on the radio or on an album – and it was a bit jarring. The soundtrack was composed by Tommy Tallarico, and it includes hard rock, pop and techno music. The FMV scenes appear in between levels to advance the story. The graphics and music took advantage of the Sega CD's capabilities, and the game includes the use of digitized full motion video (FMV) from the film. Development and release Īlthough the game is based on the film, creative license was taken to give more variation in the gameplay. The player can crouch, jump, and shoot in multiple directions. The player can use various weapons and has unlimited ammunition. The Terminator is tasked with killing Sarah, preventing her future son John Connor from leading the human resistance against Skynet. Kyle locates Sarah Connor and protects her from the Terminator, a machine sent from the future by Skynet. After battling Skynet's Terminator machines, Kyle finds a time machine and travels to Los Angeles 1984, where the remainder of the game takes place. Playing as soldier Kyle Reese, the player travels through a Skynet facility during the first four levels, set in 2029. ![]() The Terminator is a platform shoot 'em up game. ![]()
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