Okay, so RoboCop Vs. The Terminator on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—two 90s action icons duking it out in a side-scrolling shooter that somehow works way better than it should. The pixel art nails that grimy cyberpunk vibe, and the first level throws you right into Detroit’s streets with Terminators already blasting at you. No warm-up, just pure chaos.

RoboCop moves like a tank (because, well, he is one), so don’t expect ninja flips—just slow, satisfying shots that punch through enemies. The Terminators? They’re relentless. You’ll memorize their spawn points after a few deaths, but that first playthrough? Brutal in the best way. Also, the soundtrack is this weirdly catchy chiptune mix of the movie themes. You’ll hum it for days.

It’s not perfect—some levels drag, and the controls take getting used to—but if you grew up renting weird licensed games, this one’s a weirdly solid relic. Just don’t expect a deep story. It’s basically "shoot robots until the screen explodes."