RoboCop 3 was published by Probe Software, Ocean, released in 1992.

What kind of game is RoboCop 3?

RoboCop 3 is a action, platform, shooter game for the SNES / Super Famicom.

Can two people play RoboCop 3?

No. RoboCop 3 is a single-player game, so it has no two-player mode.

How much data does RoboCop 3 load?

The RoboCop 3 ROM is 452 kB. It is fetched once when you press play and then cached by your browser, so returning to the game does not download it again.

RoboCop 3 Game (1992) - SNES

Name: RoboCop 3
Availability: InStock
Author: Probe Software, Ocean

Action / Button	Keyboard Key
D-Pad (Up / Down / Left / Right)	`Arrow Keys`
Button A	`Z` or `J`
Button B	`X` or `K`
Button X / Turbo A	`A` or `U`
Button Y / Turbo B	`S` or `I`
Select	`Shift`
Start	`Enter`

Gamepad Input	Retro Function	Keyboard Key
D-Pad / Analog	Character Movement / Steering	`▲` `▼` `◄` `►`
Button A (East)	Primary Action / Attack / Fire	`Z` / `K`
Button B (South)	Secondary / Jump / Cancel	`X` / `J`
Button X / Y	Special / Turbo / Extra Fire	`A` / `S`
Select	Insert Coin / Select Option	`Right Shift`
Start	Game Start / Pause Game	`Enter`

Gamepad Input

Retro Function

Keyboard Key

D-Pad / Analog

Character Movement / Steering

▲ ▼ ◄ ►

Button A (East)

Primary Action / Attack / Fire

Z / K

Button B (South)

Secondary / Jump / Cancel

X / J

Button X / Y

Special / Turbo / Extra Fire

A / S

Select

Insert Coin / Select Option

Right Shift

Start

Game Start / Pause Game

Enter

Emulator Core Engine	Technology	Multiplayer	Gamepad	Touch	Ads	Action / Switch
EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly)	`WebAssembly / JS`	YES	YES	YES	NO	▶ ACTIVE
SNES / Super Famicom (Recommended)	`WebAssembly / Libretro`	YES	YES	YES	NO	PLAY ⚡

Emulator Core Engine

Technology

Multiplayer

Gamepad

Touch

Ads

Action / Switch

EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly)

WebAssembly / JS

YES

▶ ACTIVE

SNES / Super Famicom (Recommended)

WebAssembly / Libretro

YES

PLAY ⚡

Developed by Probe Software and published by Ocean in 1992, RoboCop 3 is an action-shooter and platformer for the SNES that captures the heavy, lumbering feel of its cinematic counterpart. You navigate the crime-ridden streets of Detroit as a slow-moving but heavily armed cyborg, focusing on deliberate pacing and managing enemy crossfire rather than fast-paced acrobatics.

How to play

The goal is to fight your way through linear, side-scrolling stages, dealing with thugs and mechanized threats before facing end-of-level bosses. Your movement is intentionally slow, making weapon upgrades and careful positioning critical to survival.

Gamepad control:
direction buttons	↑↓←→
action button A	Z
action button B	X
action buttons X, Y	A, S
shoulder buttons L, R	Q, E
SELECT	Shift
START	Enter

Tips

Anticipate enemy spawns: Because you cannot dodge quickly, learning where enemies appear and pre-firing as you scroll the screen forward is essential for preserving your health.
Pacing is key: Rushing will quickly lead to being overwhelmed by crossfire. Take your time, clear the screen, and inch forward to avoid triggering too many enemies at once.