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Game Info
- Platform
- Nintendo 64
- Player Perspective
- Third person
- Developers
- Player 1
- Publishers
- Crave Entertainment · GT Interactive Software
- Release date
- January 6, 1998
Summary
Robotron 64 brings the classic dual‑stick chaos of the arcade onto the Nintendo 64, letting you choose between a single‑controller setup (analog stick for movement, C‑buttons for fire) or the oddly satisfying two‑controller method that mimics the original twin‑joystick cabinet. The control depth feels surprisingly analog, letting you dart in any direction while spraying enemies with pinpoint accuracy.
The game cranks out a relentless techno‑driven soundtrack that matches its frantic pace, and it doesn’t skimp on content – after an easy introductory stretch of about thirty levels, you’re thrust into a gauntlet of roughly 170 tougher stages, complete with new bosses and power‑ups that keep the action fresh.
Critics generally praised the fast, wild feel and the clever camera that shows more of the battlefield than the PlayStation’s Robotron X, though some found the early difficulty too low and the graphics merely functional. With a Metacritic score of 72, Robotron 64 is remembered as a solid, if not revolutionary, homage to the 1982 shooter.
Storyline
In Robotron 64 (often just called Robotron), you play as a mutant scientist who has been stranded in a strange, other‑worldly dimension. The sole hope for humanity rests on his shoulders as he seeks to rescue the last surviving human family. His unique mutant powers let him take on the relentless wave of evil robots that are determined to eradicate every human. The game’s narrative follows his desperate fight to defeat the mechanical menace and save the world.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
External Links
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