Kotaku 'Shop Contest: Roboshop
Next week we should have plenty of absurd things and derpfaces coming out of the Next Xbox reveal, so it's premature to parody that right now. We need a more timeless exploitable, something like—oh, yeah, this bigass statue of Robocop. Here we go.
Detroit Really Is Getting A Giant Robocop Statue. Here's The Model.
Well. And here I was thinking the move to get a giant statue of Robocop erected in Detroit
The Best NES Game Endings
Video game endings back in the 80s and the early 90s were never really all that complicated. A short animation or a few screens, sometimes text only. But, hell, it still felt so rewarding when we were able to experience it for the first time after beating a hard game.
For $25,000, You Can have Your Own Giant RoboCop Killing Machine
This is, as close as we can get in 2013 anyway, a real version of RoboCop's famous ED-209. It's reportedly an actual Hollywood prop, built for RoboCop 2, and stands ten-feet tall.
Oh Hi There, New RoboCop Suit. You Look Sort Of Mass Effect-y.
This new image of the new RoboCop comes via ComingSoon.net—looks pretty cool, and actually kind of like a suit of armor from Mass Effect.
Serve the Public Trust. Protect the Innocent. Smash up Old Arcade…
And it was pretty good. If you couldn't make it out beneath all the broken glass and criminal hair, it's Sly Spy, Data East's 1989 side-scroller that took more than a few liberties with action…
What do Robocop, Washing Machines, Dilbert & Lil B have in Common?
In 1989, the British developer Ocean created a tie-in video game for the movie Robocop. The game was released on many platforms and featured an eerie yet serene theme song totally unlike the Basil Poledouris theme featured in the movie.
Dreaming of the Perfect Robocop Video Game
If ever there was a character that needed a fresh new video game, it's Detroit's finest, Alexander James Murphy. In today's Speak Up on Kotaku, commenter Korio8 asks us to dream up a modern game that's half-man, half-machine, and all awesome.
A live reenactment of RoboCop, with cardboard sets and explosions
Darren Aronofsky no longer needs to remake the Paul Verhoeven masterpiece, RoboCop, a movie so entrenched in our collective subconscious that its dystopian future may have influenced the downfall of Detroit more than the collapse of the auto industry.
Robocop Gives GameStop a Prime Directive
And it's got nothing to do with serving the public trust, protecting the innocent or upholding the law.
Prince Of Persia Creator's Other Big Game On The Express Train To…
RoboCop director Paul Verhoeven is having a go at the video game movie business, working on an "Indiana Jones-ish" but also "Hitchcockian" video game set in the year 1914. Could it be anything other than Jordan Mechner's The Last Express?