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Gunbird

System(s): Sega Saturn

Publisher: Atlus

Developer: Psikyo

Licensor: Psikyo

Original system(s): Psikyo arcade hardware

Sound driver: SCSP/CD-DA (24 tracks)

Genre: Shooting^[1]^[2]

Number of players: 1-2

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	1995-12-15^[2]	¥5,800 (5,974)5,800e^[3]	T-14402G

Non-Sega versions
Arcade PlayStation

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Gunbird (ガンバード) is a vertical shoot-'em-up game to the Sega Saturn. It was followed by Gunbird 2, which saw a release on the Sega Dreamcast.

Gameplay

Playable Characters

	Ash, The Famous Adventurer
	27 years old German Engineer and Scientist, currently living in London. Flies around using a jetpack he himself built. If paired with Marion, he develops a rather "disturbing" interest on the little girl. Main Weapon: Concentrated Secondary Weapon: Sonic Waves Charge Weapon: Plasma Cluster Shot Super Weapon: Large Bomb Focuses firepower towards the front with limited coverage. Charge weapon fires an energy blast causes good damage then splits into smaller balls, spreading around. Super weapon drops a large bomb that has a short range but causes great damage and block enemy projectiles.
	Marion Sorin, The Witch Girl
	13 year old witch from England. She is accompanied by Pomme-Pomme, a talking rabbit who is dressed in a Victorian era suit. Generally likeable and curious, she also has a selfish personality and can occasionally reveal her mean side, which poor Pomme-Pomme often becomes a victim of. Main Weapon: Spread Secondary Weapon: Homing Stars Charge Weapon: Rabbit Blast Super Weapon: Crescent Spray Focuses on coverage with low firepower. Secondary weapons fire star shaped projectiles that will home on enemies with good accuracy. Charge attack fires a rabbit shaped large projectile, similar to the one fired by Ash without spread effect. Special weapon fires crescent shaped projectiles in eight directions with low damage but screen clearing effect.
	Valnus, The Robot Soldier
	A clockwork robot built in Imperial Russia. His CPU stops working if his body is not manually cranked every six hours. Fight for the glory of his homeland but secretly wishes to be a human. Main Weapon: Concentrated Secondary Weapon: Side Shot Lasers Charge Weapon: Wire Punch Super Weapon: Laser Spray Secondary weapon fires several lasers towards the front in an L shaped pattern. Charge weapon throws his punches with short range but high damage. Super weapon fires multiple small lasers in a cross pattern.
	Yuan Nang, The Oriental Fighter
	A brave, beautiful but also somewhat rowdy warrior from China. She joins the fight to become strongest person in the world. She seems to have based on the "Monkey King" from the famous Chinese novel "The Journey to West", right down to flying around with a cloud and having an extendable staff. Main Weapon: Concentrated Secondary Weapon: Side launched swords Charge Weapon: Extendable Staff Super Weapon: Mirage Wing Attack Secondary weapons give slightly better area coverage. Charge weapon hits with her staff for good damage but low range. Super weapon creates several mirages of Yuan Nang and charges them forwards, drilling through enemies and causing great damage.
	Tetsu, The Stubborn Old Carpenter
	A 60 year old Japanese carpenter who joins the adventure to revive his dead "wife". He flies around with a pedal-operated helicopter made of wood. He is rather "open" about his sexual orientation. Main Weapon: Spread Secondary Weapon: Rockets Charge Weapon: Rocket Barrage Super Weapon: Firecracker Bombs Secondary weapons fire a large number of rockets after a very short delay but has somewhat low fire rate. Charge weapon fires multiple rockets in a short barrage for better firepower. Super weapon drops 4 fire waves that move towards the edge of the screen, causing great damage and blocking enemy shots.

Versions

The Saturn version of Gunbird was only released in Japan, however a version for the PlayStation did surface in the West under the name Mobile Light Force (complete with entirely unrelated packaging and removal of cutscenes) some years later.

For the most part, both the Saturn and PlayStation games are broadly similar, however the PlayStation has more intrusive loading sequences during gameplay, and lacks the "tate mode" option of the Saturn conversion, which rotates the game by 90 degrees to benefit from vertical monitors (which the arcade game was designed for). The PlayStation version also lacks the ability to save progress, and while some sound effects (most noticably speech) is seemingly played back at a higher quality, the artwork can appear darker and less saturated than its Saturn counterpart.

There are also very minor aesthetic differences between menus and the positioning of elements in the HUD.

Production credits

プロデューサー: 丹羽潤一
ゲームプロデューサー: 中村普介
キャラクターデザイン: 中村博文

キャスト

マリオン: 田中千晴
ヤンニャン: 松井菜桜子
バルナス・クロード: たてかべ和也
鉄: 摩耶朔乃助
アッシュ・ポムポム: 置鮎龍太郎
ルージュ: 小原乃梨子
エース: 八奈見乗児

挿入歌: 「ガンバード -大空の冒険者-」
- 歌: 片桐真衣
「マリオンのテーマ」
- 歌: 田中千晴

ゲストイラストレーター: 桜玉吉, 寺田克也, 司淳, 夏元雅人, 菅野博士, 中村博文

スタッフ

デザイン: 小川兵衛, 山崎渉, 小田秀之, 塚越陽子, 吉田育也, 武森則和, 谷口絵美, 上岡秀都
プログラム: 杉田敏典, 佐藤成希, 斎藤詩織, 高木慶介
サウンドデザイン: 泉谷雅樹
スクリプト: 山田啓史
テストプレイ: 村田明美, 原田大一郎, 鵜飼基史, 蒲正広, 下島有子, 千代晃裕, 市田琢也, 天川浩, 作本直貴, 一谷こず恵, 高嶋伸枝, 大伴舞, 本永智子, 近藤昌浩, 奈良政経
協力: 由佐伸一, Design-Studio, Tomas
イラストコンテスト協力: ゲーム遊II, ゲーメスト, 月刊コミックゲーメスト, セガサターンマガジン, 電撃王, 電撃プレイステーション, 週間ファミコン通信, Playstation Magazine, マイコンBASIC Magazine
ディレクター: 頼近直純
総販売元: アトラス
制作・著作: 彩京

Source:

In-game credits^[4]

Jun-ichi Niwa, Shin. Nakamura, Hirofumi Nakamura, Artmic, Rick Johnson, Hyoue Ogawa, Wataru Yamazaki, Hideyuki Oda, Youko Tsukagoshi, Ikuya Yosida, Hiromi Tanegasima, Norikazu Takemori, Hideto Kamioka, Emi Taniguchi, Masaki Izutani, Toshinori Sugita, Seiki Sato, Shiori Saito, Yusa Tarou

Source:

In-game credits (Note:Probably Arcade version credits.)^[5]

Magazine articles

Main article: Gunbird/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

PDF

Flyer

Physical scans

Sega Retro Average

Publication

Version

Score

Consoles + (FR)

NTSC-J

82

^[6]

Famitsu (JP)

NTSC-J

73

^[7]

Fun Generation (DE)

NTSC-J

60

^[8]

GameFan (US)

72

^[9]

Joypad (FR)

NTSC-J

83

^[10]

MAN!AC (DE)

NTSC-J

70

^[11]

Saturn Fan (JP)

NTSC-J

71

^[12]

Sega Power (UK)

NTSC-J

71

^[13]

Sega Pro (UK)

NTSC-J

58

^[14]

Sega Saturn Magazine (JP)

NTSC-J

77

^[15]

Sega Saturn Magazine (JP)

NTSC-J

82

^[16]

Última Generación (ES)

58

^[17]

Video Games (DE)

NTSC-J

69

^[18]

	71
Based on 13 reviews

Gunbird

Saturn, JP
Cover
Spinecard Disc Manual

Technical information

Main article: Gunbird/Technical information.

References

Gunbird
	Main page \| Comparisons \| Development \| Magazine articles \| Reception \| Technical information Demos: Gunbird Sample (1995) No results

[:File:Gunbird_Saturn_JP_Box_Back.jpg_p-1] File:Gunbird Saturn JP Box Back.jpg

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[:File:Gunbird_Saturn_JP_Flyer.pdf_p-3] File:Gunbird Saturn JP Flyer.pdf

[:File:Gunbird_Saturn_JP_SSEnding.pdf_p-4] File:Gunbird Saturn JP SSEnding.pdf

[:File:Gunbird_Saturn_JP_SSOpening.pdf_p-5] File:Gunbird_Saturn_JP_SSOpening.pdf

[:File:ConsolesPlus_FR_051.pdf_p95-6] Consoles +, "Février 1996" (FR; 1996-0x-xx), page 95

[7] Famitsu, "1995-12-22" (JP; 1995-12-08), page 1

[:File:FunGeneration_DE_1996-03.pdf_p50-8] Fun Generation, "03/96" (DE; 1996-02-12), page 50

[:File:GameFan_US_0403.pdf_p14-9] GameFan, "Volume 4, Issue 3: March 1996" (US; 1996-xx-xx), page 14

[:File:Joypad_FR_Supplement_050_International.pdf_p26-10] Joypad, "Février 1996 (Joypad International supplement)" (FR; 1996-0x-xx), page 26

[:File:MAN.21AC_DE_1996-03.pdf_p42-11] MAN!AC, "03/96" (DE; 1996-02-14), page 42

[:File:SaturnFan_JP_1996-04.pdf_p62-12] Saturn Fan, "1996 No. 4" (JP; 1996-02-02), page 62

[:File:SegaPower_UK_77.pdf_p50-13] Sega Power, "April 1996" (UK; 1996-02-15), page 50

[:File:SegaPro_UK_55.pdf_p68-14] Sega Pro, "March 1996" (UK; 1996-01-25), page 68

[:File:SSM_JP_19951222_1995-14.pdf_p201-15] Sega Saturn Magazine, "1995-14 (1995-12-22)" (JP; 1995-12-08), page 201

[:File:SnGwSISDRZK_Book_JP.pdf_p12-16] Sega Saturn Magazine, "Readers rating final data" (JP; 2000-03), page 12

[:File:UltimaGeneracion_ES_11.pdf_p64-17] Última Generación, "Febrero 1996" (ES; 1996-0x-xx), page 64

[:File:VideoGames_DE_1996-03.pdf_p88-18] Video Games, "3/96" (DE; 1996-02-21), page 88

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+| players=1-2
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+| licensor=[[Psikyo]]
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+| originalsystem=Psikyo arcade hardware
+| releases={{releasesSat
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+| sat_rating_jp=all
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-| sega=all
+| otherformats={{NonSega|Arcade|PS}}
+| properties={{Properties|SAT|cinepak}}
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-{{sub-stub}}'''''Gunbird''''' (ガンバード) is a vertical shoot-'em-up game to the [[Sega Saturn]]. It was followed by ''[[Gunbird 2]]'', which saw a release on the [[Sega Dreamcast]].
+{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (ガンバード) is a vertical shoot-'em-up game to the [[Sega Saturn]]. It was followed by ''[[Gunbird 2]]'', which saw a release on the [[Sega Dreamcast]].
-==Physical Scans==
+==Gameplay==
-{{ratings
+===Playable Characters===
-| icon=SAT
+{{InfoTable|imagewidths=240|
-| consolesplus=82
+{{InfoRow
-| consolesplus_source={{num|51|page=95}}
+| title=Ash, The Famous Adventurer
-| fungeneration=60
+| screenshot=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer1-1.png
-| videogames=69
+| screenshot2=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer1-2.png
+| tabs=yes
+| desc=27 years old German Engineer and Scientist, currently living in London. Flies around using a jetpack he himself built. If paired with Marion, he develops a rather "disturbing" interest on the little girl.
+*Main Weapon: Concentrated
+*Secondary Weapon: Sonic Waves
+*Charge Weapon: Plasma Cluster Shot
+*Super Weapon: Large Bomb
+Focuses firepower towards the front with limited coverage. Charge weapon fires an energy blast causes good damage then splits into smaller balls, spreading around. Super weapon drops a large bomb that has a short range but causes great damage and block enemy projectiles.
 }}
+{{InfoRow
+| title=Marion Sorin, The Witch Girl
+| screenshot=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer2-1.png
+| screenshot2=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer2-2.png
+| tabs=yes
+| desc=13 year old witch from England. She is accompanied by Pomme-Pomme, a talking rabbit who is dressed in a Victorian era suit. Generally likeable and curious, she also has a selfish personality and can occasionally reveal her mean side, which poor Pomme-Pomme often becomes a victim of.
+*Main Weapon: Spread
+*Secondary Weapon: Homing Stars
+*Charge Weapon: Rabbit Blast
+*Super Weapon: Crescent Spray
+Focuses on coverage with low firepower. Secondary weapons fire star shaped projectiles that will home on enemies with good accuracy. Charge attack fires a rabbit shaped large projectile, similar to the one fired by Ash without spread effect. Special weapon fires crescent shaped projectiles in eight directions with low damage but screen clearing effect.
+}}
+{{InfoRow
+| title=Valnus, The Robot Soldier
+| screenshot=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer3-1.png
+| screenshot2=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer3-2.png
+| tabs=yes
+| desc=A clockwork robot built in Imperial Russia. His CPU stops working if his body is not manually cranked every six hours. Fight for the glory of his homeland but secretly wishes to be a human.
+*Main Weapon: Concentrated
+*Secondary Weapon: Side Shot Lasers
+*Charge Weapon: Wire Punch
+*Super Weapon: Laser Spray
+Secondary weapon fires several lasers towards the front in an L shaped pattern. Charge weapon throws his punches with short range but high damage. Super weapon fires multiple small lasers in a cross pattern.
+}}
+{{InfoRow
+| title=Yuan Nang, The Oriental Fighter
+| screenshot=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer4-1.png
+| screenshot2=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer4-2.png
+| tabs=yes
+| desc=A brave, beautiful but also somewhat rowdy warrior from China. She joins the fight to become strongest person in the world. She seems to have based on the "Monkey King" from the famous Chinese novel "The Journey to West", right down to flying around with a cloud and having an extendable staff.
+*Main Weapon: Concentrated
+*Secondary Weapon: Side launched swords
+*Charge Weapon: Extendable Staff
+*Super Weapon: Mirage Wing Attack
+Secondary weapons give slightly better area coverage. Charge weapon hits with her staff for good damage but low range. Super weapon creates several mirages of Yuan Nang and charges them forwards, drilling through enemies and causing great damage.
+}}
+{{InfoRow
+| title=Tetsu, The Stubborn Old Carpenter
+| screenshot=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer5-1.png
+| screenshot2=Gunbird Saturn JP SSPlayer5-2.png
+| tabs=yes
+| desc=A 60 year old Japanese carpenter who joins the adventure to revive his dead "wife". He flies around with a pedal-operated helicopter made of wood. He is rather "open" about his sexual orientation.
+*Main Weapon: Spread
+*Secondary Weapon: Rockets
+*Charge Weapon: Rocket Barrage
+*Super Weapon: Firecracker Bombs
+Secondary weapons fire a large number of rockets after a very short delay but has somewhat low fire rate. Charge weapon fires multiple rockets in a short barrage for better firepower. Super weapon drops 4 fire waves that move towards the edge of the screen, causing great damage and blocking enemy shots.
+}}
+}}
+==Versions==
+The Saturn version of ''Gunbird'' was only released in Japan, however a version for the [[PlayStation]] did surface in the West under the name ''Mobile Light Force'' (complete with entirely unrelated packaging and removal of cutscenes) some years later.
+For the most part, both the Saturn and PlayStation games are broadly similar, however the PlayStation has more intrusive loading sequences during gameplay, and lacks the "tate mode" option of the Saturn conversion, which rotates the game by 90 degrees to benefit from vertical monitors (which the arcade game was designed for). The PlayStation version also lacks the ability to save progress, and while some sound effects (most noticably speech) is seemingly played back at a higher quality, the artwork can appear darker and less saturated than its Saturn counterpart.
+There are also very minor aesthetic differences between menus and the positioning of elements in the HUD.
+==Production credits==
+{{creditstable|
+{{multicol|
+*'''{{rolloverText|プロデューサー|Producer}}:''' {{rolloverText|丹羽 潤一|Jun-ichi Niwa}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|ゲームプロデューサー|Game Producer}}:''' {{rolloverText|中村 普介|Shin. Nakamura}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|キャラクターデザイン|Character Design}}:''' {{rolloverText|中村 博文|Hirofumi Nakamura}}
+{{creditsheader|{{rolloverText|キャスト|Cast}}}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|マリオン|Marion}}:''' {{rolloverText|田中 千晴|Chiharu Tanaka}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|ヤンニャン|Yuan-Nang}}:''' [[Naoko Matsui|松井 菜桜子]]
+*'''{{rolloverText|バルナス|Valnus}}・{{rolloverText|クロード|Claud}}:''' {{rolloverText|たてかべ 和也|Kazuya Tatekabe}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|鉄|Tetsu}}:''' {{rolloverText|摩耶 朔乃助|Sakunosuke Maya}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|アッシュ|Ash}}・{{rolloverText|ポムポム|Pompom}}:''' [[Ryotaro Okiayu|置鮎 龍太郎]]
+*'''{{rolloverText|ルージュ|Rouge}}:''' {{rolloverText|小原 乃梨子|Noriko Ohara}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|エース|Ace}}:''' [[Jouji Yanami|八奈見 乗児]]
+<br>
+*'''{{rolloverText|挿入歌|Insert song}}:''' {{rolloverText|「ガンバード -大空の冒険者-」|"Gunbird: Oozora no Boukensya"}}
+**'''{{rolloverText|歌|Vocal}}:''' {{rolloverText|片桐 真衣|Mai Katagiri}}
+*{{rolloverText|「マリオンのテーマ」|"Marion no Theme"}}
+**'''{{rolloverText|歌|Vocal}}:''' {{rolloverText|田中 千晴|Chiharu Tanaka}}
+<br>
+*'''{{rolloverText|ゲストイラストレーター|Guest Illustrator}}:''' {{rolloverText|桜 玉吉|Tamakichi Sakura}}, {{rolloverText|寺田 克也|Katsuya Terada}}, {{rolloverText|司 淳|Jun Tsukasa}}, {{rolloverText|夏元 雅人|Masato Natsumoto}}, {{rolloverText|菅野 博士|Hakase Kanno}}, {{rolloverText|中村 博文|Hirofumi Nakamura}}
+{{creditsheader|{{rolloverText|スタッフ|Staff}}}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|デザイン|Designer}}:''' {{rolloverText|小川 兵衛|Hyoue Ogawa}}, {{rolloverText|山崎 渉|Wataru Yamazaki}}, {{rolloverText|小田 秀之|Hideyuki Oda}}, {{rolloverText|塚越 陽子|Youko Tsukagoshi}}, {{rolloverText|吉田 育也|Ikuya Yosida}}, {{rolloverText|武森 則和|Norikazu Takemori}}, {{rolloverText|谷口 絵美|Emi Taniguchi}}, {{rolloverText|上岡 秀都|Hideto Kamioka}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|プログラム|Program}}:''' {{rolloverText|杉田 敏典|Toshinori Sugita}}, {{rolloverText|佐藤 成希|Seiki Sato}}, {{rolloverText|斎藤 詩織|Shiori Saito}}, {{rolloverText|高木 慶介|Keisuke Takagi}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|サウンドデザイン|Sound Design}}:''' {{rolloverText|泉谷 雅樹|Masaki Izutani}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|スクリプト|Script}}:''' {{rolloverText|山田 啓史|Keishi Yamada}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|テストプレイ|Test Play}}:''' {{rolloverText|村田 明美|Akemi Murata}}, {{rolloverText|原田 大一郎|Daiichiro Harada}}, {{rolloverText|鵜飼 基史|Motofumi Ukai}}, {{rolloverText|蒲 正広|Masahiro Kaba}}, {{rolloverText|下島 有子|Yuko Shimojima}}, {{rolloverText|千代 晃裕|Akihiro Chiyo}}, {{rolloverText|市田 琢也|Takuya Ichida}}, {{rolloverText|天川 浩|Hiroshi Amakawa}}, {{rolloverText|作本 直貴|Naoki Sakumoto}}, {{rolloverText|一谷 こず恵|Kozue Ichitani}}, {{rolloverText|高嶋 伸枝|Nobue Takashima}}, {{rolloverText|大伴 舞|Mai Otomo}}, {{rolloverText|本永 智子|Tomoko Motonaga}}, {{rolloverText|近藤 昌浩|Masahiro Kondo}}, {{rolloverText|奈良 政経|Seikei Nara}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|協力|Cooperation}}:''' {{rolloverText|由佐 伸一|Shinichi Yusa}}, Design-Studio, Tomas
+*'''{{rolloverText|イラストコンテスト協力|Illust Contest Cooperation}}:''' {{rolloverText|ゲーム遊II|Game Yuu II}}, {{rolloverText|ゲーメスト|Gamest}}, {{rolloverText|月刊コミックゲーメスト|Monthly Comic Gamest}}, [[Sega Saturn Magazine (Japan)|セガサターンマガジン]], [[Dengeki-Oh|電撃王]], {{rolloverText|電撃プレイステーション|Dengeki Playstation}}, {{rolloverText|週間ファミコン通信|Weekly Famicom Tsushin}}, Playstation Magazine, {{rolloverText|マイコンBASIC Magazine|Mycom BASIC Magazine}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|ディレクター|Director}}:''' {{rolloverText|頼近 直純|Naozumi Yorichika}}
+*'''{{rolloverText|総販売元|Sales by}}:''' [[Atlus|アトラス]]
+*'''{{rolloverText|制作・著作|Produced and Copyright by}}:''' [[Psikyo|彩京]]
+:'''(C)1995 [[Psikyo]] All Right Reserved'''
+}}
+| source=In-game credits
+| pdf=Gunbird Saturn JP SSEnding.pdf
+| console=SAT
+}}
+<br>
+{{creditstable|
+*Jun-ichi Niwa, Shin. Nakamura, Hirofumi Nakamura, Artmic, Rick Johnson, Hyoue Ogawa, Wataru Yamazaki, Hideyuki Oda, Youko Tsukagoshi, Ikuya Yosida, Hiromi Tanegasima, Norikazu Takemori, Hideto Kamioka, Emi Taniguchi, Masaki Izutani, Toshinori Sugita, Seiki Sato, Shiori Saito, Yusa Tarou
+| source=In-game credits (Note:Probably Arcade version credits.)
+| pdf=Gunbird_Saturn_JP_SSOpening.pdf
+| console=SAT
+}}
+==Magazine articles==
+{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Magazine articles}}
+==Promotional material==
+{{gallery
+|{{gitem|Gunbird Saturn JP Flyer.pdf|page=1|Flyer}}
+}}
+==Physical scans==
+{{ratings|SAT}}
 {{Scanbox
 | console=Saturn
@@ Line 31: / Line 155: @@
 | front=Gunbird Saturn JP Box Front.jpg
 | back=Gunbird Saturn JP Box Back.jpg
-| spinemissing=yes
 | square=yes
-| disc=
+| spinecard=Gunbird Saturn JP Spinecard.jpg
+| disc=Gunbird Saturn JP Disc.jpg
+| manual=Gunbird Saturn JP Manual.pdf
 }}
+==Technical information==
+{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Technical information}}
+==References==
+<references/>
+{{GunbirdOmni}}

Difference between revisions of "Gunbird"

From Sega Retro

Latest revision as of 02:19, 28 October 2024

Contents

Gameplay

Playable Characters

Versions

Production credits

Magazine articles

Promotional material

Physical scans

Technical information

References