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Depending on who you ask, Terminator 2: Judgment Day is either one of the best action movies ever, one of the best movies in any genre, period, or just the best movie of all time, full stop. But regardless of how you rank it, there’s no debate that this film lends itself to games — robots, lasers, explosions, chase sequences, boss fights, and a whole lot of guns — so naturally, it’s gotten its share of adaptations. Some have tried to translate the Terminator franchise’s most explosive moments into an interactive experience, some have woven original lore into the series’ tangled rat’s nest of a timeline, and some aren’t actually related to James Cameron’s creation whatsoever, but figured it couldn’t hurt to throw a killer robot or two into the mix.
Alas, there’s never been a definitive T2 video game, but this year, Terminator 2D: No Fate is attempting to change that. Much like an advanced cybernetic organism sent back in time to alter the future, a group of game developers is using cutting-edge technology from the year 2025 to make the Judgment Day game we’ve wanted ever since the movie was released back in 1991. So, come with me
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