Fighting Hawk (World) - Gioco MAME

Videogioco arcade pubblicato 35 anni fa:

Fighting Hawk © 1989 Taito.

The player controls his fighting plane 'Falcon' and fights against enemies in each round of grassy plain, iceberg, glacier, snowfield and city. His final aim is to shoot down the enemy's snowfield newest bomber 'Dragon Hat'.

DATI TECNICI
Taito L System hardware
Prom Sticker: B70

CPU principale: (2x) Zilog Z80
CPU sonora: Zilog Z80
Chip sonori: YM2203

Giocatori: 2
Controllo: Joystick a 8 direzioni
Pulsanti: 2

CURIOSITÀ
Anche se la schermata del titolo riporta 1988, Fighting Hawk è stato rilasciato in Giappone nel Marzo 1989.

Many Japanese gamers expected this game to be along the lines of Toaplan's "Flying Shark". But the game didn't match up with Toaplan's usual style. So, the game was a flop.

Fighting hawk's BGM and graphic engine were re-used in "Master of Weapon". Originally, Master of Weapon (at a very early stage of development) was planned to be a sequel to Fighting Hawk.

Il gioco vieta le iniziali 'SEX' nella tabella dei punteggi record. Se ci provi, vengono sostituite in 'H !'.

CONSIGLI E TRUCCHI

• Stage selection screen: like many others games in the Taito library, this game has a hidden stage selection screen. Here is the process:

1) During boot-up, press the 'service' button.
2) "Service switch error" should appear; if it does, press 1P START (x3) and the service button (x1).
3) Stage Selection screen should appear.

SERIE

• Flying Shark [TP-027] (1987)
• Fighting Hawk (1989)
• Fire Shark! [TP-017] (1989)

STAFF
Sound composer: V. Ohashi (Pinch Panchi)

CONVERSIONI

• CONSOLE:

[JP] Sony PS2 (25 gen. 2007) "Taito Memories II Joukan [Modello SLPM-66649]"

CONTRIBUISCI
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