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Localisation comparisons
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The Western versions include a ™ symbol next to the Sega logo.
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Twin Cobra is known as Kyuukyoku Tiger in Japan, which means the title screen has to change. In the US, there is a menu allowing for easy access to the configuration screen, while in Japan you have to press START twice to get into the game. Publishers Sega were also happy to credit both American Treco and Toaplan in the US, whereas in Japan only Treco is mentioned.
Version comparisons
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Arcade |
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FM Towns |
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NES |
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PC Engine |
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X68000 |
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References
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