speed levels. Stuart Campbell of Amiga Power gave the Amiga version a 57 percent rating and felt that it was an improvement from an earlier Terminator 2 video game by Ocean Software. However, Campbell wrote, "The graphics are small and shoddy, the sound is largely horrible, gameplay is repetitive and swiftly tedious, and you will more than likely finish it inside three or four goes. If you can bear the frustration of having that many goes in the first place, that is. Tangibly inferior to the Mega Drive version, and there is very little excuse for that. The repetitive gameplay is hardly the conversion's fault, but it is pretty sloppy in most other departments, and the reduced difficulty (from the Mega Drive game at least) is a major mistake." In 1995, Flux magazine ranked the arcade version 74th on their Top 100 Video Games. They lauded the arcade version writing: "One of the best movie adaptations ever." References External links T2: Judgment Day Review Terminator 2: Judgment Day at Arcade History 1991 video games Arcade video games Game Boy games Game Gear games Midway video games Sega Genesis games Master System games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Light gun games Terminator (franchise) video games Menacer Video games developed in the United States Video games with digitized sprites Video games based on films Cooperative video games Video games with alternate endings Video games scored by Chris Granner Video games scored by Matt Furniss Video games set in Los Angeles