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The Amiga version received praise for its graphics and sound, but some reviewers criticized its lack of originality.
CU Amiga praised the "addictive" gameplay and called RoboCop 2 "the best licensed product" of 1990.
Maff Evans of Amiga Format criticized the difficult controls, but praised the gameplay, calling it "enjoyable".
Amiga Power also criticized the controls, while Amiga Computing criticized the game's difficulty.
Crash praised the ZX Spectrum version for its various gameplay styles, stating that they make RoboCop 2 "one of the few games actually worth the asking price!
Mean Machines praised the graphics of the Amstrad GX4000 version, but criticized the "incredibly frustrating" gameplay.
Commodore Format praised the sound and gameplay of the Commodore 64 version, but criticized the "gaudy" graphics, stating that they lacked atmosphere.
Maff Evans of Amiga Format criticized the difficult controls, but praised the gameplay, calling it "enjoyable".
Amiga Power also criticized the controls, while Amiga Computing criticized the game's difficulty.
Computer and Video Games, reviewing the Amiga and ZX Spectrum versions, noted the difficult gameplay as well.
Nintendo Power, reviewing the NES version, noted that the character of RoboCop can be initially difficult to control.
CU Amiga praised the "addictive" gameplay and called RoboCop 2 "the best licensed product" of 1990.
Mean Machines praised the graphics of the Amstrad GX4000 version, but criticized the "incredibly frustrating" gameplay.
The ZX Spectrum version won "Best Game Overall" in the 1990 Crash Readers' Awards, after being chosen by 21 percent of the magazine's readers.
The ZX Spectrum version won "Best Game Overall" in the 1990 Crash Readers' Awards, after being chosen by 21 percent of the magazine's readers.
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