Airwolf

Histoire

Airwolf was loosely based on the television series of the same name, and involves the player completing a series of rescue missions. The beginning of the game involves the player being called back into duty after retirement. The game contains thirty missions, each with the objective being to rescue prisoners being held captive in enemy bases. The layout of each mission changes as the player progresses.

Résumé

Airwolf is a game based on the TV show of the same name.

Date de sortie :1 août 1988

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Développeur :

Beam Software

Éditeur :

Acclaim Entertainment

Plateforme

Nintendo Entertainment System

Genres

Tir Simulation Arcade

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