#Terminator 2: Judgment Day (game)

[shadowaod]

Close to finishing the deltarune Cutscene now, it's over 14 mins long so that's somthing lol

But I wanted to share what I've been working on since 2022 and I can now finally talk about it, I worked on characters like sarah,john,the t800, the t1000, the enemies, a couple of bosses and the ingame cutscenes.

Hope you get to check it out when it gets released

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[90smovies]

[detective-jane-rizzoli]

I was tagged by the amazing @imaginerium 😊Thank you for the tag. ^_^ "Post gifs of your ten favorite movies without any context." I'm not much of a movie junkie, but here goes -- in no particular order:

No pressure tags: @dirtyrobber70 @barnacle-butch @barbarawar @stripedwolf88

...and whoever else sees this on their dash and wants to do it. ^_^

[wario-land]

TERMINATOR 2D: NO FATE

By Reef Entertainment, and Bitmap Bureau

Coming soon, September 5th. Releasing on all platforms

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

[sugarmoth]

Robocop vs The Terminator (1984-1993)

[tamara-kama]

Santa is taking an arcade break... I wish he was bringing me another arcade for Christmas.. 😂💜🎅🏻🕹️🎄

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Kyle Reese…

Would you like to submit a character? Click this link if you do!

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[song-writer-melo-wrath]

Silly Game Time: Who are some of your favorite mechanical characters, be they robots, androids, cyborgs, or something else? And what do like about them?

OOOOH...

Well, first, gotta mention my man Data.

A lot of people has said that he is autism-coded in the way that he is presented, and in how other people react to him. And I kind of agree tbh. He's also just a sweetheart, and his bonds with the crew (especially Laforge), his cat Spot, and sometimes with people who are briefly onboard are so lovely.

I also feel I should mention Connor,

Because his arc has probably inspired so many OCs at this point. Bryan Dechart did such an excellent job playing him, and his growing bond with Hank is very well-written. I think it's honestly touching how it's often emotional bonds that show humanity.

Another I feel would be a crime not to mention,

Because between the iconic lines and the dynamic he has with John Connor, and the way it shapes his various decisions, how could I not? And yes I'm specifically talking Terminator 2 here. Though I will say he makes an EXCELLENT force of nature and presence of absolute horror in the first movie.

Then, of course, the sapphic community's favourite,

Because "Want You Gone" hurts me on a personal level, and I don't just mean because it's how GLaDOS says farewell. I relate to that song so much (and did a cover of it :D) and, in general, relate with much of her story. Of course, she's a sassy motherfucker who you can't help but love. But for how much Portal 2 is considered the inferior game, it really does make her story into one of self-discovery and complicated morality. I guess it just gets overshadowed by Oh hi. How are you holding up.

Next,

I MEAN. COME ON. This guy used to be, and honestly still is, one of my biggest fictional crushes. His charisma is magnetic, of course. His STORY being wrapped up by the connections he used to have being rekindled, resulting in him choosing to be a star for those who need one most, rather than a star for the most people possible???? Ugh, poetic cinema.

Speaking of stars,

[vibrating] I have so many headcanons when it comes to this one But more to the point, Star Dream is an absolute force of nature. Its boss fight is incredible, an absolute marvel of multiple types of play styles coming together. The themes? Slap.

Star Dream's draw, for me, is that its sentience is so…debatable. I'm on the side of “had sentience the whole time”, and more to the point, “based on how much Haltmann copied homework, it's possible he brought something back from the dead” but I dunno, I don't like arguing my case when it comes to the second. The point is, for many of things that it does, it's uncertain whether that's just part of its program, or if it's a sentient decision. Was Susie sent away because of something accidental, or was it Star Dream's intention? The fact that Haltmann became so focused on its creation after her disappearance, in my eyes, kind of implies the latter…

… It's also interesting that even without Haltmann giving it a voice via him-being-possessed, it only chooses to speak to Meta Knight.

Can you tell I have The Kirby Autism, is it noticeable, is it obvious—

Also I'm gonna put two of my OCs here, because self-indulgence is alive and well.

This is Palharine and Mayday! They're my favourites out of a group of robot/android characters I created about three years ago, and have finally taken the time to draw recently:

From left to right, you got Eodel Remidoros, Palharine, Mayday, and Ziah Hyperion. All very different interpretations of robotic.

Palharine and Mayday stand out to me due to their emotional states. They're kind of opposites, in that regard. Mayday is a very sensitive gal, who has been through a lot of pain, and is trying to become stronger so she can confidently say she has no doubt in who she is. Palharine, as far as they're aware, has no emotions. Which is interesting, since the other three all seem to, to some degree. Among the four, Palharine is also unique in that they're programmed to dream. Both of these things shape them a lot.

But these two have a very sweet bond, where they're both passionate about biology, especially botany. Mayday, in a training exercise, also nearly wipes the floor with Palharine. It's more touching than it sounds.

Also, Palharine's genderfluid and Maydays a trans woman, so those things just inherently spark joy for me, haha!

This has been, real robotic character hours.

[kris-and-the-pnictogens]

Terminator fictives, ruminations on plural fictivity and relationship to canon

we have a number of "Terminator" characters introjected as headmates of the Pnictogen Wing and we're kinda...still working out how they're related to each other exactly. there's oddities going on, like the fact that Kyle Reese seems to belong to us properly, while the Connors are visitors?

we could be wrong about that. in any case, it seems moderately clear that our system's bonds with the "Terminator" characters was formed back in 1992-94, when we watched the original film and T2 at Caltech. and now there's so much more material to worry about, which we have varying opinions about.

we've seen T3 again recently and decided that it's worthwhile too, though Sarah doesn't exactly like the idea of dying off-screen of leukemia (an artifact of the horribly convoluted development-Hell history of T3's production). "Terminator Salvation" I vaguely recall as...not entirely without merit but mostly forgettable. Christian Bale's like a block of wood in it.

we haven't seen "Terminator Genisys", which grabbed our interest if only because it's about timey-wimey shenanigans involving Kyle Reese, but gawd the movie looks like hot garbage and not worth bothering with. we don't know anything about other "Terminator" franchise materials yet, though this TV series with Sarah and John looks like it might be valuable viewing?

in a similar spirit have some other headmates of ours rejected parts of "canon". the "Ender's Game" kids, who introjected solely because of "Ender's Game" and then all changed their surnames (Ender simply dropped theirs completely and now goes by "Ender W." until they think of something better), have all stoutly declared that they want nothing to do with Card's later material. "Speaker for the Dead" is...borderline. "Xenocide" is right out. As for Card's even *later* additions to the "Ender's Game" canon, forget it! We're all united in heartfelt contempt for Orson Card's bullshit.

So, if *they* can cheerfully reject parts of canon...why do so many of us NOT want that?

I have no idea whether other persons have so much difficulty with deciding upon their relationship with canon.

~Chara of Pnictogen 🔴

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[beholdmystuffz]

Wow. What a spoiler for the end of T2 😂

Back cover of S.T.A.R. Corps - Dangerous Ground! (issue 4 Feb 1994), an advertisement for the video game T2 Judgment Day.

[satoshi-mochida]

Side-scrolling action game Terminator 2D: NO FATE announced for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC - Gematsu

Publisher Reef Entertainment and developer Bitmap Bureau have announced side-scrolling action game Terminator 2D: NO FATE for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store). It will launch on September 5.

The PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox (Xbox Series / Xbox One, and Switch versions will also be available physically in the following editions:

Day One Edition

A copy of the game

Collector’s box

Reversible cover sleeve

Full color manual

25mm collectible metal arcade token

“Unknown Future” cloth poster

Collector’s Edition

Day One Edition content

Art book

SteelBook

“Fiery Visions” cloth poster

Flipbook

Premium metal paperweight

Collector’s tin

Online-Exclusive Edition (via Reef Direct)

Day One Edition content

Art book

“Fiery Visions” cloth poster

“Steel Mill Showdown” cloth poster

Flipbook

Premium metal paperweight

SteelBook

Online-exclusive collector’s tin

Here is an overview of the game, via its official website:

About

Play as Sarah Connor and the T-800 through a variety of thrilling missions as they take on the T-1000 and try to put a stop to Skynet’s plans before the human race is annihilated. Lead the Resistance as John Connor in the future, fighting on the front lines as mankind’s only hope in the War Against the Machines. In this unique story blending iconic scenes from Terminator 2: Judgment Day with original scenarios and multiple endings, humanity’s fate is yours to decide.​ Terminator 2D: NO FATE brings the groundbreaking action movie to life with the trademark adrenaline-pumping arcade gameplay and glorious pixel artwork the Bitmap Bureau team are known for.

Key Features

Step into a classic arcade experience that pays homage to the Terminator universe with authentic arcade gameplay, music and visuals built from the ground up.​​

Relive iconic moments and forge new paths as Sarah, John and the T-800 in a narrative featuring a mix of classic T2: Judgment Day scenes and untold Terminator stories.

Shoot, sneak and escape the T-1000’s blades in a wide array of levels, and lead the Resistance as John Connor in critical Future War missions.

Battle against the full force of Cyberdyne and Skynet’s arsenal, with multiple enemy types and adrenaline-pumping boss fights to take on.

See the world of T2: Judgment Day like never before with detailed 2D sprite artwork of your favorite characters and scenes.

Enjoy a cinematic soundtrack featuring recrafted music from the legendary T2 score and all-new compositions.

Aim for the highest rank in each level to reign supreme on your high score table and achieve arcade immortality.

Mix things up with multiple different game modes to choose from: Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Infinite Mode, Boss Rush, Mother of the Future and Level Training!

Watch the announcement trailer and a behind the scenes video below.

Announce Trailer

Behind the Scenes