RoboCop
The armored police officer and playable protagonist, tasked with stopping the forces threatening Detroit.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
D-pad | Move RoboCop and select directions. |
|---|---|
A | Jump. |
B | Fire RoboCop’s weapon. |
Start | Pause the game. |
How it plays
How does RoboCop 3 play?
The game uses a side-view perspective and follows a linear sequence of action stages. RoboCop moves through streets and interiors, jumps across obstacles, crouches when needed, and fires at enemies while avoiding projectiles and hazards.
Progress depends on surviving each section and defeating stage threats rather than building a long-term character level. The NES version emphasizes direct arcade-style play, with limited room for experimentation and repeated attempts often needed to learn enemy placement and hazards.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play RoboCop 3?
Learn enemy patterns before rushing forward, especially in areas with overlapping projectiles. Keep RoboCop positioned so that he can fire while minimizing exposure to attacks.
Use crouching and controlled jumps to handle hazards rather than moving continuously. Conservative progress is usually safer than trading damage, since difficult sections become more manageable after their enemy placements are memorized.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Anne Lewis
RoboCop’s police partner, associated with the film’s resistance against OCP’s plans.
Nikko Halloran
A young computer expert who helps oppose OCP in the RoboCop 3 story.
Otomo
An advanced prototype robot and major threat in the RoboCop 3 narrative.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Memorize enemy placement and projectile timing.
- 2
Avoid rushing into rooms or scrolling areas before checking for threats.
- 3
Use crouching and short, controlled movements when under fire.
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