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Some time in 2009, a company named "Jitensyasougyou" ported the two Data East arcade games '''''Road Blaster'' and ''Thunder Storm''''' (''Cobra Command'' in the west) to Microsoft Windows and the Sharp X68030. The game was released on DVD format and was the first Sharp X68030 game to be commercially released since ''Princess Maker'' (1996). | |||
Information of this port is very scarce due to the fact that this version was only released in Japan, since there are no copies of this version was brought outside Japan. Only the cover art and a handful of information for this port are only available. | Information of this port is very scarce due to the fact that this version was only released in Japan, since there are no copies of this version was brought outside Japan. Only the cover art and a handful of information for this port are only available. | ||
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Cover art of the Windows/Sharp X68030 port of Road Blaster.
Status: Lost
Some time in 2009, a company named "Jitensyasougyou" ported the two Data East arcade games Road Blaster and Thunder Storm (Cobra Command in the west) to Microsoft Windows and the Sharp X68030. The game was released on DVD format and was the first Sharp X68030 game to be commercially released since Princess Maker (1996).
Information of this port is very scarce due to the fact that this version was only released in Japan, since there are no copies of this version was brought outside Japan. Only the cover art and a handful of information for this port are only available.