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| title=Space Harrier
 
| title=Space Harrier
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| publisher=[[Dempa]]
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| system=FM77 AV, NEC PC-6001, NEC PC-8801, Sharp MZ, Sharp X1, Sharp X68000
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| system=[[FM77AV]], [[PC-6001 mkII]], [[PC-8801 mkII SR]], [[MZ-700]], [[X1]], [[X68000]]
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The [[Dempa]] versions of '''''[[Space Harrier]]''''' (スペースハリアー) are ports of the game to Japanese home computers, including the  Fujitsu FM77, NEC PC-6001, NEC PC-8801, Sharp MZ, Sharp X1 and Sharp X68000.
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In Japan, '''''[[Space Harrier]]''''' (スペースハリアー) was ported to many home computers.
  
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Many of these versions are notable due to the inadequacies of the hardware - Sharp MZ range, having debuted seven years before the arcade release of ''Space Harrier'' in 1978, can hardly handle graphics, so huge cutbacks were needed. Conversely the Sharp X68000 was brand new at the time of ''Space Harrier'''s release, and so its version was widely regarded to be the most accurate arcade conversion for many years.
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[[Dempa]] published the [[FM77AV]], [[PC-6001 mkII]], [[PC-8801 mkII SR]], [[X1]] and [[X68000]] versions. The [[MZ-700]] version is a fan-made software. Program was published in the home computer magazine ''[[Oh! X]]'' on receiving the ''Sega'' license.
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[[File:SpaceHarrier PC6001.png|thumb|right|256px|The NEC PC-6001 version.]]
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==Production Credits==
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==Versions==
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These are tailored to the characteristics of each of the hardware. X68000 was brand new at the time of Space Harrier's release, and so its version was widely regarded to be the most accurate arcade conversion for many years. MZ-700 version is reproduced game screen by using the tiling color character graphic.
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===Comparisons===
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{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Comparisons}}
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==Production credits==
 
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===FM-7 Version===
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===FM77AV version===
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'''Main Programmer:''' T.Kurebayashi<br>
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'''Music Driver:''' M.Yoshizawa, T.Nakagawa, T.Kurebayashi<br>
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* '''Main Programmer:''' T.Kurebayashi (Toshihiko Kurebayashi)
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'''Music Editor:''' Yu-You<br>
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* '''Music Driver:''' M.Yoshizawa, T.Nakagawa, T.Kurebayashi
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'''Sound Effector:''' K.Ishida<br>
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* '''Music Editor:''' Yu-You
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'''Graphic Coding:''' T.Ohtsuka, T.Kurebayashi<br>
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* '''Sound Effector:''' K.Ishida
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'''Test Player:''' A.Yamashita, Exchanger<br>
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* '''Graphic Coding:''' T.Ohtsuka, T.Kurebayashi
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'''Special Thanks to:''' Fujitsu Oa Co., Ltd<br>
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* '''Test Player:''' A.Yamashita, Exchanger
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[[Dempa|Dempa Micom Soft]]<br>
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* '''Special Thanks to:''' Fujitsu Oa Co., Ltd
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© [[Sega]] 1985<br>
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* [[Dempa|Dempa Micom Soft]]
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- Space Harrier - FM-77AV
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* © [[Sega]] 1985
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* - Space Harrier - FM-77AV
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===PC-8801 Version===
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===PC-8801 mkII SR version===
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'''Main Program:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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{{creditstable|
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'''Sub Program:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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* '''Main Program:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''Sound:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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* '''Sub Program:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''Music:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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* '''Sound:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''Data:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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* '''Music:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''Art:''' Kazuhisa Ishida<br/>
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* '''Data:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''Special Thanks to:''' Kenji Komiyama, Naniwa San/[[Dempa]], KSK (KURE Soft)<br/>
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* '''Art:''' Kazuhisa Ishida
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'''USED Computers:''' NEC PC-8001mk2SR (Program), NEC PC-88VA (TEST Play)<br/>
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* '''Special Thanks to:''' Kenji Komiyama, Naniwa San/[[Dempa]], KSK (KURE Soft)
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'''Musicians of Programming BGM:''' Seiko Matsuda/Candies, Mako Ishino/Takako Ohta, Himekami Sensation<br/>
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* '''USED Computers:''' PC-8001mk2SR (Program), PC-88VA (TEST Play)
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Copyright 1985 [[Sega]](R)<br/>
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* '''Musicians of Programming BGM:''' Seiko Matsuda/Candies, Mako Ishino/Takako Ohta, Himekami Sensation
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Copyright 1988 [[Dempa]]/K.Ishida<br/>
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* Copyright 1985 [[Sega]](R)
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* Copyright 1988 [[Dempa]]/K.Ishida
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===Sharp MZ-700 Version===
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===Sharp MZ-700 version===
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1988 Program by K.Furuhata<br/>
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Game Checked by H.Miyauchi<br/>
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* 1988 Program by K.Furuhata
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* Game Checked by [[Hiroshi Miyauchi|H.Miyauchi]]
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===Sharp X1 Version===
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===X1 version===
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'''Main Program:''' K. Komiyama<br/>
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'''Character Arrange:''' K. Komiyama<br/>
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* '''Main Program:''' K. Komiyama
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'''Sound Arrange:''' K. Komiyama<br/>
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* '''Character Arrange:''' K. Komiyama
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'''Other Data:''' K. Komiyama<br/>
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* '''Sound Arrange:''' K. Komiyama
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'''Special Thanks:''' K. Ishida, Naniwa/[[Dempa]]<br/>
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* '''Other Data:''' K. Komiyama
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'''Used Machine:''' CZ-802C, PC-8801MK2MR<br/>
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* '''Special Thanks:''' K. Ishida, Naniwa/[[Dempa]]
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* '''Used Machine:''' CZ-802C, PC-8801MK2MR
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===Sharp X68000 Version===
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===X68000 version===
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'''Main Programmer:''' T.Matsushima<br/>
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'''Music Driver:''' Masatoshi.Yoshizawa<br/>
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* '''Main Programmer:''' T.Matsushima
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'''Music Editor:''' Yu-You<br/>
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* '''Music Driver:''' Masatoshi.Yoshizawa
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'''Sound Effector:''' YK-2, Yu-You, T.Matsushima<br/>
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* '''Music Editor:''' Yu-You
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'''Graphic Coding:''' T.Matsushima<br/>
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* '''Sound Effector:''' YK-2, Yu-You, T.Matsushima
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'''Management:''' Taro Tada<br/>
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* '''Graphic Coding:''' T.Matsushima
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'''Test Player:''' Ichiro Tezuka, Akira Yamashita, Akira Hibiki, Exchanger<br/>
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* '''Management:''' Taro Tada
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'''Special Thanks to:''' Bridal Naniwa, Tomoko Ohtsuka, Sega Research and Development Dept.<br/>
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* '''Test Player:''' Ichiro Tezuka, Akira Yamashita, Akira Hibiki, Exchanger
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[[Dempa|Dempa Micom Soft]]<br/>
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* '''Special Thanks to:''' Bridal Naniwa, Tomoko Ohtsuka, Sega Research and Development Dept.
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Sega - Space Harrier - X 68000
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* [[Dempa|Dempa Micom Soft]]
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* Sega - Space Harrier - X 68000
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==Promotional material==
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|micombasic|1988-01|234-235
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|micombasic|1988-02|224-225
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|micombasic|1988-03|214-215
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|micombasic|1988-04|226-227
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|micombasic|1988-05|224-225
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|text=X68000 version
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{{galleryPrintAd
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|micombasic|1988-01|238
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|micombasic|1988-02|228
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|micombasic|1988-03|221
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|micombasic|1988-04|234
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|micombasic|1988-05|234
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|micombasic|1988-06|230
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|text=PC6001 mkII/SR, PC6601/SR, X68000 versions
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{{galleryPrintAd
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|micombasic|1988-01|239
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|micombasic|1988-02|223
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|micombasic|1988-03|212
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|micombasic|1988-05|231
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|micombasic|1988-06|227
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|text=FM77AV version
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|micombasic|1988-12|238-239
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|text=PC-88, X1 versions
 
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==Physical Scans==
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==Physical scans==
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===FM77 AV Version===
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===FM77 AV version===
 
{{Scanbox
 
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===NEC PC-6001 Version===
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===PC-6001 mkII version===
 
{{Scanbox
 
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| region=JP
 
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| cover=SpaceHarrier PC60 JP Box.jpg
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| cover=SpaceHarrier PC6001mkII JP Box.jpg
 
| square=yes
 
| square=yes
 
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===NEC PC-8801 Version===
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===PC-8801 mkII SR version===
 
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===X1 version===
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===Sharp X1 Version===
 
 
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===Sharp X68000 Version===
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===X68000 version===
 
{{Scanbox
 
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| region=JP
 
| region=JP
 
| front=Space Harrier X68000 JP cover.jpg
 
| front=Space Harrier X68000 JP cover.jpg
 
| back=SpaceHarrier X68000 JP Box Back.jpg
 
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==External links==
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{{NECRetro|title=Space Harrier|italics=yes}}
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R83dvDm5G0 Fujitsu FM-77AV Version] (Youtube)
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WYEpH-bKDs PC-6001mkII Version] (Youtube)
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRQ2i95LKRA PC-8801mkII Version] (Youtube)
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUad5VrOQsY X1 Version] (Youtube)
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO5X-o1rYKM X68000 Version] (Youtube)
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs-4Zu0DN2g Sharp MZ-700 Version] (Youtube)
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*[http://www.openspc2.org/mz700/SH.html OPENSPACE] MZ-700 Version developer's commentary (Japanese)
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==References==
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<references />
  
 
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  • X68000
  • X1
  • PC-8801 mkII SR
  • FM77AV
  • PC-6001 mkII
  • MZ-700

SpaceHarrier X68 JP SSTitle.png

SpaceHarrier X1 JP SSTitle.png

SpaceHarrier PC88 JP SSTitle.png

SpaceHarrier FM7 JP SSTitle.png

SpaceHarrier PC60 JP SSTitle.png

SpaceHarrier MZ700 SSTitle.png

Space Harrier
System(s): FM77AV, PC-6001 mkII, PC-8801 mkII SR, MZ-700, X1, X68000
Publisher: Dempa Micomsoft
Developer:
Genre: Shoot-'em-up

















Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code
FM77AV
JP
PC60MK2
JP 		¥4,1004,100
PC88MK2SR
JP
X1
JP
X68000
JP 		¥6,8006,800

In Japan, Space Harrier (スペースハリアー) was ported to many home computers.

Dempa published the FM77AV, PC-6001 mkII, PC-8801 mkII SR, X1 and X68000 versions. The MZ-700 version is a fan-made software. Program was published in the home computer magazine Oh! X on receiving the Sega license.

Versions

These are tailored to the characteristics of each of the hardware. X68000 was brand new at the time of Space Harrier's release, and so its version was widely regarded to be the most accurate arcade conversion for many years. MZ-700 version is reproduced game screen by using the tiling color character graphic.

Comparisons

Main article: Space Harrier (JP home computers)/Comparisons.

Production credits

FM77AV version

  • Main Programmer: T.Kurebayashi (Toshihiko Kurebayashi)
  • Music Driver: M.Yoshizawa, T.Nakagawa, T.Kurebayashi
  • Music Editor: Yu-You
  • Sound Effector: K.Ishida
  • Graphic Coding: T.Ohtsuka, T.Kurebayashi
  • Test Player: A.Yamashita, Exchanger
  • Special Thanks to: Fujitsu Oa Co., Ltd
  • Dempa Micom Soft
  • © Sega 1985
  • - Space Harrier - FM-77AV

PC-8801 mkII SR version

  • Main Program: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Sub Program: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Sound: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Music: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Data: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Art: Kazuhisa Ishida
  • Special Thanks to: Kenji Komiyama, Naniwa San/Dempa, KSK (KURE Soft)
  • USED Computers: PC-8001mk2SR (Program), PC-88VA (TEST Play)
  • Musicians of Programming BGM: Seiko Matsuda/Candies, Mako Ishino/Takako Ohta, Himekami Sensation
  • Copyright 1985 Sega(R)
  • Copyright 1988 Dempa/K.Ishida


Sharp MZ-700 version

  • 1988 Program by K.Furuhata
  • Game Checked by H.Miyauchi

X1 version

  • Main Program: K. Komiyama
  • Character Arrange: K. Komiyama
  • Sound Arrange: K. Komiyama
  • Other Data: K. Komiyama
  • Special Thanks: K. Ishida, Naniwa/Dempa
  • Used Machine: CZ-802C, PC-8801MK2MR

X68000 version

  • Main Programmer: T.Matsushima
  • Music Driver: Masatoshi.Yoshizawa
  • Music Editor: Yu-You
  • Sound Effector: YK-2, Yu-You, T.Matsushima
  • Graphic Coding: T.Matsushima
  • Management: Taro Tada
  • Test Player: Ichiro Tezuka, Akira Yamashita, Akira Hibiki, Exchanger
  • Special Thanks to: Bridal Naniwa, Tomoko Ohtsuka, Sega Research and Development Dept.
  • Dempa Micom Soft
  • Sega - Space Harrier - X 68000

Promotional material

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X68000 version in Mycom BASIC magazine (JP) #1988-01: "January 1988" (1987-12-08)
also published in:
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PC6001 mkII/SR, PC6601/SR, X68000 versions in Mycom BASIC magazine (JP) #1988-01: "January 1988" (1987-12-08)
also published in:
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FM77AV version in Mycom BASIC magazine (JP) #1988-01: "January 1988" (1987-12-08)
also published in:
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PC-88, X1 versions in Mycom BASIC magazine (JP) #1988-08: "August 1988" (1988-07-08)
also published in:
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Physical scans

FM77 AV version

FM77AV, JP
SpaceHarrier FM77 JP Box Front.jpg
Cover

PC-6001 mkII version

PC-6001, JP
SpaceHarrier PC6001mkII JP Box.jpg
Cover

PC-8801 mkII SR version

PC-8801, JP
SpaceHarrier PC8801 JP Box Front.jpg
Cover

X1 version

X1, JP
SpaceHarrier X1 JP Box.png
Cover

X68000 version

X68000, JP
SpaceHarrier X68000 JP Box Back.jpgSpace Harrier X68000 JP cover.jpg
Cover
SpaceHarrier X68000 JP Disk.jpg
Disk

External links

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NEC Retro has more information related to Space Harrier

References

  1. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "February 1988" (JP; 1988-01-08), page 224
  2. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "March 1988" (JP; 1988-02-08), page 214
  3. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "April 1988" (JP; 1988-03-08), page 226
  4. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "May 1988" (JP; 1988-04-08), page 224
  5. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "February 1988" (JP; 1988-01-08), page 228
  6. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "March 1988" (JP; 1988-02-08), page 221
  7. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "April 1988" (JP; 1988-03-08), page 234
  8. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "May 1988" (JP; 1988-04-08), page 234
  9. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "June 1988" (JP; 1988-05-08), page 230
  10. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "February 1988" (JP; 1988-01-08), page 223
  11. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "March 1988" (JP; 1988-02-08), page 212
  12. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "May 1988" (JP; 1988-04-08), page 231
  13. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "June 1988" (JP; 1988-05-08), page 227
  14. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "September 1988" (JP; 1988-08-08), page 226
  15. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "October 1988" (JP; 1988-09-08), page 236
  16. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "November 1988" (JP; 1988-10-08), page 222
  17. ↑ Mycom BASIC magazine, "December 1988" (JP; 1988-11-08), page 238



Space Harrier series
Space Harrier (JP home computers | Elite versions | Sega Ages Vol. 2 | mobile | 3D) (1986) | Space Harrier 3D (1988) | Space Harrier II (Electronic) (1988) | Planet Harriers (2001) | Typing Space Harrier (2002) | Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 4: Space Harrier (2003)
Albums
Yu Suzuki Produce Hang On/Space Harrier (1997) | Planet Harriers The Original Soundtrack (2001) | Space Harrier II: Space Harrier Complete Collection Original Soundtrack (2005)
Other Media
Space Harrier (video) (1987) | Space Harrier: White Dragon no Yuusha (1988)
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