"Nah! T-900's are endoskeleton machine's that can also have real skin & living tissue, but I-950's are hybrid humans not machins "

You mean, "Terminator 3 - War of the Machines"? Yes, that game had three "roles" of T-900s, but there the game had no plot, no dialog, no explanation of the classes. It was also a POS game, with a bad game engine, no real single player, and you can't play multiplayer over the Internet because of two bugs including one that lets an attacker run arbitrary code on your system using a buffer overflow. It's impossible to even start a multiplayer Internet game on T3 because there's a bot that crashes the game by using a long name -- I think that's the game creator's way of making sure they don't get sued for damages due to the "arbitrary code" bug.

Anyway, I wouldn't consider anything in the T3 game to be cannon. I also wouldn't consider the cameo of a T-900 endoskeleton in the T3 movie to be cannon because it makes no sense. The military had only T-70s and T-100s before Judgement Day. It would have been much better to see a T-70 endoskeleton: big, slow, and well-armored. Skynet didn't make better terminators until the T-600s because of resource constraints; it was more effective to build lots of cheap units to kill the masses of untrained and lightly armed humans roaming around.

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