RoboCop 3 is a 1992 single-player, side-scrolling video game released by Ocean Software. With its unique gameplay that allows you to manage each of RoboCop's body parts' damage rating, the game provides an unparalleled gaming experience. Battling malfunctions, such as erratic firing or walking difficulties due to heavy damages, adds an additional layer of thrill. RoboCop 3 stands out with its challenging gameplay, offering players an opportunity to repair RoboCop's parts between levels. While the game was only released in Italy within PAL-A regions, it later reached a broader audience with its Super NES edition. Developed by Ocean Software, the Super NES edition was considered extremely difficult but engaging. It was later published to Sega platforms by Flying Edge, a subsidiary of Acclaim Entertainment. Despite initial critical reviews, the game has since been recognized as an iconic retro shooter.