Christy Marx

Roboto going head-to-head with He-Man, holding him back with his built-in laser blaster, while holding up the Bashosaurus piloted by Teela in his other hand, really did illustrate a hella powerful dude.

Written by Christy Marx and art by Larry Houston and Alfredo Alcala, The Battle of Roboto naturally tells the origin of Roboto, who like any artificial being, wasn't born, but built by He-Man's closest friend, Duncan, officially designated as Man-At-Arms.

Basically, the most important individual in Roboto's story moving forward.

As the story goes, Duncan needed a tireless, invulnerable defender to bolster the heroic warriors.

Um, but in terms of the actual game itself, I had no clue.

So this is, uh, described as a graphic adventure game that was designed by Christy Marx and published by Sierra On-Line back in 1991.

Uh, it seems to be...

And I mean, you could, you might well be able to correct me if I'm wrong about this, I'm just going off the Wikipedia.

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