Download James Pond 2: Codename: RoboCod

Gor3my 2023-08-01 1 point DOS version

I can't believe I finally found this game! It had such a significant impact on my childhood, and I never thought I would recover its name or any clue to rediscover it.

Preservation is of paramount importance! Today, they made someone happy by allowing them to reunite with a childhood game.

When I have the opportunity, without a doubt, I will make a donation to support this noble cause (っ◔◡◔)っ ❤

EldenRingGOAT 2023-05-23 0 point DOS version

I played this game 30 years ago.I couldn't remember its name because I was too young to read that time.Do you know how exciting am I now?I have been found it for 30 years!

The Boz 2022-08-23 0 point Commodore 64 version

I played the C64 demo given away with Commodore Format and first thing I loved was the music. OK, I love the music from Robocop and to this day is one of the most cult films ever. Graphics were decent, but at the time I was looking at ditching the beige box so never got to but it. I did play this on the Megadrive a year, but as platformers were ten a penny on that format, it kinda lost it's appeal on the console. I played the PC version about 15 years later and found it fun, but I had moved on from such games.

Fred Flintstone 2021-08-18 0 point DOS version

You have to edit the dosbox.conf and find the exe file name near the bottom and add /s to the end of it to get the sound to play.

robocod.exe /s

John 2021-06-28 0 point

Love the puns. Obviously playing off the 90's heroes James Bond & Robocop.

Sequel titles to come...
License to Grill
Golden Fish
Fry another day
Waterfall
No time to dry
Tomorrow never dries
Goldfin
Octopus
The Ocean is Not Enough

Lighthawk 2021-06-24 0 point DOS version

Awesome game! I remember playing this on the Amiga back in the day.

Works fine for me on DOSBOX with one problem - no sound. Anyone have any idea how I can get the sound working?

Crossbone 2018-11-29 0 point

I like this game

Neil B 2018-06-22 3 points DOS version

I worked with the the team of Pc developers on this title.
Loved it, for a conversion - the Amiga source was well structured and made the 'job' quite straightforward - if I remember it was all done within 12 weeks.
It was also being converted for a 'unnamed' and un-released console, that version was very good.
Thinking back, one very clever Kevin Cook did the scroller which was epic considering the Pc hardware, plus another very clever artist Mark Healey, did wonders with the art to make this game a pleasure to play!

As a footnote, I had no problems with Dos-Box and getting this game to work.

GG 2018-01-27 0 point

I managed to complete this game, it was very fun, sort of had a sonic element to it. Very colorful candy as Fonus was saying.

FoNUS 2016-04-10 1 point Amiga version

Colorful Candy. On a AGA machine anyway.
Wierd platformer with tons of Color.