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Sega also licensed the game to Japanese distributors [[Kyugo]] and [[Proma]] for redistribution as ''<nowiki>'99: The Last War</nowiki>'', with the exact details of the agreements unknown (and with further speculation that [[Crux]] actually served as the licensor.) | Sega also licensed the game to Japanese distributors [[Kyugo]] and [[Proma]] for redistribution as ''<nowiki>'99: The Last War</nowiki>'', with the exact details of the agreements unknown (and with further speculation that [[Crux]] actually served as the licensor.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:30, 30 June 2023
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| System(s): Kyugo arcade hardware | |||||||||
| Publisher: Sega[1] | |||||||||
| Developer: Crux[1] | |||||||||
| Genre: Shoot-'em-Up | |||||||||
| Number of players: 1-2 | |||||||||
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Repulse (リパルス), also known as '99: The Last War, is a Kyugo arcade hardware arcade fixed-screen shoot-'em-up game developed by Crux[1] and manufactured by Sega.[1] Released exclusively to Japanese arcades in June 1985, the game is most notable for its relatively-advanced simulation of depth; by scaling-out bullets as they travel, enemies near the rear of the playfield can be taken out by well-aimed shots.
Sega also licensed the game to Japanese distributors Kyugo and Proma for redistribution as '99: The Last War, with the exact details of the agreements unknown (and with further speculation that Crux actually served as the licensor.)
Magazine articles
- Main article: Repulse/Magazine articles.