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Developer	-	Capcom Arcade

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	-	Probe Software

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Author	-	Jas C Brooke Music

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	-	Alan Grier AKA Freddy Graphics

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Genre	-	Shoot 'em up
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Publisher	-	Kixx
Type	-	Budget re-release
License	-	Commercial
Locations	-	Europe
Resolutions	-	ST Low
1987
Publisher	-	GO! (US Gold)
License	-	Commercial

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dlfrsilver

This game is a straight ST port on amiga, and at this time 16 bits machines were not well handled yet.....

This game is piss poor music is a rubbish port from the coin-op and it's so slow........

29/05/09

tolismlf

One of the early 16 bit games. The companies didn't gave much attention to the 16 bit machines at that era as Spectrum and C64 were dominating Europe. It looks and feels like a NES game
At least is some fun for shooter addicts.

Graphics 5
Sound 5
Gameplay 6
Overall 5

26/07/06

simonsunnyboy

Nice shoot'em up with mediocre graphics and less than poor sound. The game itself is quite enjoyable and as it was also sold as a budget title (my original is a budget version from Kixx) ok.
I really wonder why the Amiga version looked as simple as the ST one.
But graphics are not all - not as brilliant as the arcade version but IMHO enjoyable!

26/01/05

Marcer

Your mission is to fly an old airplane, and shoot your way to the end bosses. while flying you will receive different kind of weapons, which will help you to shoot down your enemies. I must admit, it's quite hard gameplay for a novice. But don't forget to use your rolls, if it gets to messy on screen.

This is also one of the big classics from 8-bit computers. But i'm very sad about the sound of this game, it even sounds worse than the 8-bit versions.

I always wonder why those game companies forgot to work on the ym chip all the time. Otherwise, this game is okay to play. One of the more standard shoot'em ups.

06/12/04

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1943 - THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY

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GAME INFO

Developer	-	Capcom Arcade

none
	-	Probe Software

none
Author	-	Jas C Brooke Music

none
	-	Alan Grier AKA Freddy Graphics

none
Genre	-	Shoot 'em up
Compare	-

RELEASES

[no date]
Publisher	-	Kixx
Type	-	Budget re-release
License	-	Commercial
Locations	-	Europe
Resolutions	-	ST Low
1987
Publisher	-	GO! (US Gold)
License	-	Commercial

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