Terminator 2: Judgment Day (NES) Playthrough - NintendoComplete 

Did he just die?

@@novostranger Yes. Tim confirmed it on Facebook.

Lmao

I assure you were not normal. We've been fighting an internal war ever since of not being good enough. Now, good day, sir

No you aren't

You're not the only one. The music is pretty good overall, and it fits well with the dark atmosphere of the game.

They are all said to be psychedelic 😊

I 2nd this comment

It dose have some good sound effects and beats 😀😀

of course is by geoff, tim follin's brother

Yep really love the first stage and mental hospital stage themes so much.

But not close like from movie

I remember it was fuckin hard man..good job

I never crossed that bike stage that's why I came here to see the full gameplay 😂😂

Lol the vg difficult proggresion was pretty weird those days

@@Sapov It was too hard for youngsters back in the days

@@sidekick4 could never get past that bloody bike level

Is the tall human Undertaker, Kane or that biker who strike him with a pool stick?

I beat that game when I was only 12 years in 1992, of course I failed many times.

That's the problem with Terminator games. On one side they shall be challenging. On the other side a Terminator is supposed to be an invincible killing machine. It's hard to put both opposites into a game.

@@arterialtribal Not Invincible However they are supposed to be extremely resilient to damage. Terminator resistance comes CLOSE to being the only good terminator game

Bro 👊🏽

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The SNES one was even worse.

I can say, for an LJN sequel, it's better than Back To the Future 2 & 3 on the NES.

Yeah the cinematics almost look 16 bit Ish like they got every ounce of power out of the 8-bit machine they could this was around the time of the snes if I remember correctly

@@chrisbaughman9860 Heck, it seems to be a better game than the SNES Terminator 2.

@@ExtremeWreck I agree the detail on the still images is impressive for an 8 bit machine it's almost as if they put more effort into the nes version because it was at the end of its life

@@chrisbaughman9860 Same can't be said for THQ published games though...

Yeah, like so many of these games, it's all a matter of how familiar you are with it!

Actually this game is better than the Snes version.

This kinda reminds me of what GTA would have looked like on NES !

@@NintendoComplete you can't kill people ANYMORE. swear it!! Terminator : I SWEAR ! (Proceeds to shoot goons dead next level) ahahahah EPIC

actually you're incapping them by putting a cap in their kneecap, when crouch shooting.

Fun fact: geoff follin, the brother of tim follin, did the music for this game

I agree with the C64 comparison music wise, reminds me of the whole Demoscene days

@Johnny Martinez true, fortunately internet wasn't around back then to see the endings before i beat the game so when I used to play my snes games i always imagined a cool ending only to be disappointed. Most Playstation 1 games weren't much better for that matter

You can't beat the game without this actually.

That was the only way I can beat enemies until I got a firearm.

It is possible if you were made of metallic alloy & weighed 500 lbs

😂😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣

But he forgot to say "please"

Was the GameBoy version any good?

that level is hard the steel factory especially with the moving platforms, you have to fight the boss there 3 times. and at the end, you have to punch him then he falls on his back, keep doing that untill the boss falls in the molten steel pots. then jump on the hook and go left, where sarah and john waiting for you... watch the ending (movie he says "there is 1 more chip" the nes he says no, there is another chip. i must go away or i am the future... that is never sed in the movie) but he says in the nes and the movie, i can not self terminate, you must lower me into the steel (no, its not lava as everyone on this planet says, its molten steel)

I think it may have to do with how you can suggest harmonic content while only using up one of the NES’s five sound channels. Composers Tim and Geoff Follin are sort of legendary for pushing the limits of the console hardware that they worked on.

The SNES had some really really good music too.

@@mysteriousfleas Definitely underrated

LJN's never made a game, this is from someone else, mainly Software Creations.

@@Bloodreign1 And Software Creations did some bloody awesome music for the NES for this game and at least it wasn't given to BITS like what happened with Spiderman for the NES.

@@Jac2Mac Bits Studios actually made Terminator 2 for SNES and GB, and are fucking awful

@@Jac2Mac I mean, when you the Follins in the sound team (although this OST was done by Geoff only), you can't go wrong.

🤣🤣🤣

@@Spawnwick_Boseman82820 I don't get how what I said was funny.

The Follin brothers was responsible for the soundtrack.

@@KTJohnsonkidThunder Geoff worked alone here this time around.

Its not a bad game avgn just satire can't really take everything he say serious

he always overreact and makes things look complicated when they really aren't.

@@avalond1193 Just because his content is comedic in nature doesn't mean he's not making fair and legitimate critiques.

Why should you listen to AVGN dude acts like he has a few screws loose🤔 Might be a glimpse of way he is behind closed doors, more wacko than crazy. This dude that's making the run is very good at choosing which games are really worth playing and makes pretty darn good runs with good footage👍

Why dont people make their own decisions if a game is sub par or not👍 This was the deleted comment that was supposed to end up here...

Lol

Oh, you! :3

Yeah, they should have the generic face floating in the lava instead.

The music in this game is absolutely amazing that could have mixed it up on the other versions I don't know why they didn't

The Last level in the Foundry was also very difficult.

ArizVega Gamer but scary

@jesse Vortex Sungte the way the music picks up its pace from 9:42 is pure ❤️

Composer name?

@@huseyinkrk8270 Tim and Geoff Follin

@@kallemattila5870 Actually Geoff worked alone on this game.

broms316 i couldnt pass it either lol

What is the gba

Little Gamer when I see bionic commando it makes me want to cry..I guess I'm activating some of my first memories and they meant alot to me...I was 5 in 1989 and my parents got a nes brand new...it was still expensive...and i learned video games on the nes...it truly was my best friend....I spent alot of safe fun time in my on world playing with my nes,,my best friend...

RealDjToddThunder I know how it feels, I really miss my childhood days. We in India didn't have that much cartoon channels that much except for two or three like Cartoon Network, Jetix. I really loved Tom & Jerry and Looney tunes. I even had a Key chain of tweety.

RealDjToddThunder Same here it was so expensive and as long as I know my Nes was a copy as the original was expensive so there was a China made Nes copy so I had that and we friends used to exchange video game cassette with each other and it's a big thing to even own the Copy. nobody knew about the original Nes, We used to call it 'Video Game Console'.

RealDjToddThunder I got that Video game console in 2001 or 2002 may be.

@Jesse Vortex sungte What do you mean?

Shoots 100 of people. 😂

@@1989Ezal In the legs.

No problem! Yeah, it took me awhile to realize that too if memory serves, but you're totally right. Good luck getting anywhere without dying if you don't jump on them huh? :) Doesn't help that there's only 2 or 3 extra lives to find in the game and no continues!

In the 16-bit (Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis) versions of Terminator 2: Judgement Day, you are given only one life to beat the game. On top of that, there are no continues.

NintendoComplete there is a continue to find near the end of the motorcycle level, you need to shoot one of the last wrecked cars on the upper side of the screen and then drive over the continue, it exists and I've done it multiple times! Awesome game for the nes.

It surely makes game easy , but the thrill and anxiety cannot be experienced while using codes. Imagine you have to complete the entire level on just a single life without knowing what's ahead that's pure adrenaline.👍👍

MDthornton83 I'm feeling sad for the people who bought Mindscape's game. But LJN's Terminator 2 game is really good.

We got t2 for snes when I was like 9..my brother was 12...we was so excited at first...it let us down so bad...and we really tryed