several multi-platform compilations: the 1996 Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits, the 2000 Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits, the 2003 Midway Arcade Treasures, and the 2012 Midway Arcade Origins. In 2000, a web-based version of Robotron: 2084, along with nine other classic arcade games, were published on Shockwave.com (a website related to Adobe Shockwave). Four years later, Midway Games also launched a website featuring the Shockwave versions. In 2004, Midway Games planned to release a plug and play version of Robotron: 2084 as part of a line of TV Games, but this was never released. Robotron: 2084 became available for download via Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade in November 2005. This version included high-definition graphics and two-player cooperative multiplayer with one player controlling the movement and another the shooting. Scores were tracked via an online ranking system. In February 2010, however, Microsoft removed it from the service citing permission issues. Robotron: 2084 is playable in the Lego Dimensions Midway Arcade level pack. See also Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits Notes References External links Robotron2084 Guidebook Robotron: 2084 on Coinop.org Time Extend: Robotron 2084 at Edge-Online Eurogamer Retrospective: Robotron: 2084 Robotron: 2084 information on Arcade-History Williams hardware/software technical information 1982 video games Apple II games Arcade video games Atari 5200 games Atari 7800 games Atari 8-bit family games Atari Lynx games Atari ST games BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games Commodore 64 games VIC-20 games Dystopian video games Midway video games Mobile games Twin-stick shooters Multiplayer and single-player video games Nintendo 64 games Original Xbox Live Arcade games PlayStation (console) games Video games about robots Assembly language software Video games set in the 2080s Fiction set in 2084 Williams video games Xbox 360 Live Arcade games ZX Spectrum games Video games developed in the United States