[Joe Moore]

NECA Robocop vs Terminator Toyark Photo Shoot

[En Sabah Nerd]

Overall I think this line is neat. I quite like the heavy gunner endoskeleton what with that being the only one I've purchased, but I have seen all 4 individual figures in store. I do think that using the old Arnie T-800 final battle T2 figure as the base mold for this new one with some new molded parts is a drawback since you're only getting the pose they had in back then which isn't near what they do now. For me the Robocops were both passes since I already have the NES version and I don't think the new paint warrants the purchase for me (but don't let that stop you if you want this one too). I didn't see it in the gallery but does either Robocop come with the auto-9? I will say though that if you didn't get the NES Robocop than this is a great chance to get a cool video-game version of our favorite cyborg law enforcer.

Edit: I found an online review who did show that Robocop with flamethrower comes with the Auto-9 it's just in his spring-loaded leg holster in box already.

[Trivial Psychic]

Of course the 16 bit version of Robocop would have better paint apps than the 8 bit version. After all...Genesis does what Ninten-don't...

I'm glad that this review was posted. I was really close to picking up the endoskeleton two pack for army building purposes, but opted against it for I feared that they would have the same legacy issues as my NECA T-2 Endoskeleton. With the thick paint schemes this figures have, I had a feeling that it would be a risky investment due to the fragile joints these had already.

Hopefully NECA will give us a NES Gremlins and Godzilla in the near future!

[En Sabah Nerd]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Hopefully NECA will give us a NES Gremlins and Godzilla in the near future!

I recall them saying they'd like to do a NES Godzilla eventually. I personally think an '84 or '54 Godzilla painted 8-bit blue/teal would be pretty damn slick (either suit could work since the pixels left the fine details to the imagination though the box art was the '54 suit).

[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

I recall them saying they'd like to do a NES Godzilla eventually. I personally think an '84 or '54 Godzilla painted 8-bit blue/teal would be pretty damn slick (either suit could work since the pixels left the fine details to the imagination though the box art was the '54 suit).

Yes! That was the one! I had that game as a kid and used to go crazy with it. It was damn hard near the end when you got to Planet X, and even more frustrating because the password system had like 30 characters with upper and lower case letters, but as a seven year old playing it for the first time, it was pretty damn awesome!

[Joe Moore]

Yeah, sorry about the lack of the Auto-9 mention. Was focused on the paint and new weapons and it slipped my mind.