Outside of seeing TV commercials and ads in comic books games seemed to randomly show up in stores. Today when a new game is announced there are innumerable websites that report it, with screenshots and trailers. The credits list in the Japanese version has one name that was very strangely removed in the USA version: Hiroshi Futami (Producer).Developer: Tamtex Publisher: Irem Released: 1991 Genre: Action.The Japanese version also uses the larger font for it (as seen for the 'Ready' and 'Game Over' text), whilst the US version uses the standard, smaller font. The text on the screen leading into the second loop was changed from 'TRY EXPERT GAME' to the more grammatically correct 'TRY A GAME FOR EXPERTS'.The epilogue, while always in English, has completely different dialogue between the Japanese and US versions.

In the Japanese version, the final boss has on-screen dialogue throughout the fight.

The text on a level's intro screen that shows how many lives the player has left was changed from 'PLAYER LEFT X' to 'REMAINING M-308 GUNNERS X'.

In the US version, these barriers were removed, but the enemy/object placements in the level were modified to be more challenging as a result. In the Japanese version, Stages 6-1 and 6-2 have electric barriers on the top and bottom ends of the screen that cause damage on contact (but can still be fallen through with invincibility frames).The graphic for the spiked floors in Stage 2-2 was slightly modified between regions.The graphic that leads into a boss battle reads 'WARNING!' in the Japanese version, and 'RED ALERT!' in the US version.The Japanese version uses a slightly thinner font for things such as the level intro and the score tally screens.Additionally, every single stage, as well as the first boss, received a palette change in the US version for unknown reasons. The player character mech is white/pink in the Japanese version, and pink/red in the US version.(The Meca chosen to respond to the changing internal conditions of the Gigades fortress is the Federal Heavy Mobile Infantry: 'The Metal Storm'.) the last resort for humanity is to destroy from within)

(the self-destruct device no longer works. The next target of the Gigades planetary destruction cannon is: 'The Earth'.) The space federation, which saw the situation seriously, decided to exploit the kamikaze) (The Pluto Mobile Fortress was now equipped with a planet-destroying cannon, but one day there was suddenly no more contact.) Mighty science has transformed Pluto into a mobile fortress Gigades.) If you are fluent with this language, please read our translation guidelines and then submit a translation! This game has text or audio that needs to be translated.

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