"Step into the shoes of the iconic cyborg law enforcer in RoboCop 3, a retro video game released in 1992. Published by Ocean and developed by Probe Software, the game offers side-scrolling action with a unique twist: each of RoboCop's body parts has a separate damage rating. This means that if an arm or a leg is heavily damaged, it can result in 'malfunctions,' causing erratic firing or difficulty walking. The ability to repair these parts adds a unique strategic layer to the gameplay. This NES edition of the game follows a storyline loosely based on the film and was specifically released in Italy within the PAL-A regions. The Super NES version, also developed by Ocean Software, was considered to have extremely challenging gameplay. Despite its mixed reviews upon release, RoboCop 3 remains a fascinating piece of video game history for fans of retro shooters.