Work-in-Progress re-design. Sorry for eventual bugs.
🔑 Login
📝 Register
MENU
HOME
DATABASE
COMPANIES
TYPES
DOWNLOAD
BIRTHDAY
BOOKS
CONTACT
ℹ️ Info
🎁 Goodies
4
💾 ROM
✏️ Edit
📤 Upload
Edit the information for
Airwolf [Model KYG-AX]
NAME
E-MAIL
Actual Entry (non editable)
Airwolf (c) 1988 Kyugo Trd Company, Limited. Airwolf is an horizontal shooter based on the popular American television series aired in the 1980s. The player takes control of a super helicopter codenamed Airwolf, a military aircraft capable of supersonic speeds and stealth capabilities, and embarks on perilous undercover missions. Before each stage, the player is prompted to pick one primary air-weapon and a secondary ground-bomb. The primary weapon comes in three types - the Chain Gun fires straight ahead and at an angle, the Falcon fires small missiles and the Cannon. The same principle applies to ground-bombs and they come in three flavors - Red-Eye (bombs), Copperhead (missiles) and Hellfire (bullets). Pow icons are occasionally left behind enemy formations - they increase the equipped weapon's fire power and improve its firing rate. Finally, the Airwolf can fly at supersonic speed for a short amount of time and becomes invulnerable when it does. However, this technique consumes fuel and must be used with caution. Each level is essentially a linear path toward a large boss - interestingly, boss fights use a first-person view as opposed to side scrolling and losing even one means game over. In addition, the player is rewarded with a password after each completed level , however they are not used to save his progress but to unlock the game's ending - so they must be carefully written down and are randomly generated for each play session. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: KYG-AX BARCODE: 4959044001008 - TRIVIA - Airwolf for Famicom was released on December 24, 1988 (Saturday) in Japan at a retail price of 5,900 JPY. The game was never released outside Japan. A total different game called Airwolf developed by Acclaim was released outside Japan. - STAFF - Programmer: Masayoshi Koyama (M. Koyama), H. Ohkawa Design: M. Miyazawa, Junzo Shimada (J. Shimada) Sound: Kamei Execute: Hiroyuki Hiraiwa (H. Hiraiwa) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME). Game's description by Laurent Kermel; http://www.videogameden.com
Your Changes (editable)
Airwolf (c) 1988 Kyugo Trd Company, Limited. Airwolf is an horizontal shooter based on the popular American television series aired in the 1980s. The player takes control of a super helicopter codenamed Airwolf, a military aircraft capable of supersonic speeds and stealth capabilities, and embarks on perilous undercover missions. Before each stage, the player is prompted to pick one primary air-weapon and a secondary ground-bomb. The primary weapon comes in three types - the Chain Gun fires straight ahead and at an angle, the Falcon fires small missiles and the Cannon. The same principle applies to ground-bombs and they come in three flavors - Red-Eye (bombs), Copperhead (missiles) and Hellfire (bullets). Pow icons are occasionally left behind enemy formations - they increase the equipped weapon's fire power and improve its firing rate. Finally, the Airwolf can fly at supersonic speed for a short amount of time and becomes invulnerable when it does. However, this technique consumes fuel and must be used with caution. Each level is essentially a linear path toward a large boss - interestingly, boss fights use a first-person view as opposed to side scrolling and losing even one means game over. In addition, the player is rewarded with a password after each completed level , however they are not used to save his progress but to unlock the game's ending - so they must be carefully written down and are randomly generated for each play session. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: KYG-AX BARCODE: 4959044001008 - TRIVIA - Airwolf for Famicom was released on December 24, 1988 (Saturday) in Japan at a retail price of 5,900 JPY. The game was never released outside Japan. A total different game called Airwolf developed by Acclaim was released outside Japan. - STAFF - Programmer: Masayoshi Koyama (M. Koyama), H. Ohkawa Design: M. Miyazawa, Junzo Shimada (J. Shimada) Sound: Kamei Execute: Hiroyuki Hiraiwa (H. Hiraiwa) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME). Game's description by Laurent Kermel; http://www.videogameden.com
Explain Your Changes (required!)
Select Captcha:
