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Terminator Series

Terminator 2 - The Arcade Game GG Cheats CS-G BS-G

Terminator 2 - Judgement Day GG CS-G BS-G

Terminator GG Hints CS-G BS-G

Terminator

Game Genie™ Codes For Terminator Download PAT File
#	Code	Description
Help Kyle Reese in his battle with the unpleasant cyborg from the future. Code 1 may allow Kyle to be trapped, so be quick and switch off effects to free him.
1	R03A-861A	Protection--some things can still kill you
FOR CODES 2 THRU 6, SOME TIME BOMBS MAY DO NO DAMAGE
2	AW9T-8A78	Infinite time bombs once at least one is awarded
3	AG2A-8AG0	Time bombs awarded 1 at a time, maximum 9 allowed
4	AL2A-8AG0	Time bombs awarded 2 at a time,maximum 9 allowed
5	A02A-8AG0	Time bombs awarded 5 at a time, maximum 9 allowed
6	BL2A-8AG0	Time bombs awarded 9 at a time, maximum 9 allowed
7	BC2A-8AH2	Energy capsules worth 1/2 normal (1 unit)
8	EC2A-8AH2	Energy capsules worth 2x normal (4 units)

Hints For Terminator
#	Description
1	Get Machine Gun Quicker - To aquire the machine gun earlier in the first level, follow this method. Go to the option mode and place the game level on "Easy". When you start the game, get past the Hunter Killer robot ship on the surface of the planet, and go past the ladder that leads to the underground base. Move all the way to the right, up the fence and throw a grenade. Now go down the ladder to the underground base and the machine gun will be there waiting for you on the right side of the ladder.
2	To view the two intro screens without any text, press and hold UP before the screens appear.

Excerpt from Genesis Game Guide by The Scribe

NAME:             Terminator series (3 titles)
AUTHOR/VENDOR:    Probe Software
RELEASED:         various
TYPE:             Shooter
LANGUAGE:         English

PREMISE:          In the future, humanity is trapped in a desperate battle
                  for survival with its own creation - the SkyNet computer
                  system, which has deemed mankind unfit for survival.  To
                  that end it has created (among many other weapons) the
                  Terminator series of cyborgs - souless killing machines
                  which cannot be distiguished from humans until it is too
                  late.  SkyNet's data banks have predicted its ultimate
                  demise at the hands of the humans, so it launches a last
                  desperate effort to survive.  By mastering time travel
                  and sending Terminators into the past, it hopes to kill
                  off the human leader John Conner before he can grow into
                  the deadly threat to SkyNet's existence that he will
                  certainly become.  Based on the hit series of films that
                  made Austrian actor and former bodybuilding champion
                  Arnold Schwarznegger an international film star.

IMPRESSIONS:      What can I say?  The games fail to live up to the
                  excitement of the original movies (especially the first
                  one), but they get better as they go.  By the time the
                  last installment rolls around, which is the best of the
                  lot, you wonder what took them so long in coming out with
                  a pretty decent game.

VARIATIONS:       According to creator James Cameron, there should be no
                  "the" in the title of the first film - it should just
                  read Terminator.  The extra word was added over his
                  objections by the film studio prior to release of the
                  movie.  By the time the second film rolled around, he had
                  gained enough clout to ensure that the objectionable word
                  was dropped in the sequel's title.

                  Terminator 2 - The Arcade Game (1992, released by Arena
                    Entertainment - inferior port of the original arcade
                    shooter, almost impossible to play without a Menacer)
                  Terminator 2 - Judgement Day (1993, released by Flying
                    Edge/Acclaim - first of the side-scroll action games
                    and the inferior of the two)
                  Terminator (1994, released by Virgin Games - second and
                    best of the side-scrolling action games)

                  Fans of the series may also want to look at another game
                  released for the Genesis - Robocop vs. the Terminator.
                  See separate entry for more details.

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