Sonic Wings Limited

Sonic Wings Limited
Developer(s) Video System
Publisher(s) Video System
Distributor(s) Visco
Series Aero Fighters
Platform(s) Arcade
Release date(s) 1997
Genre(s) Shooter game
Mode(s) Up to 2 players simultaneously
Arcade system PlayStation-based hardware

Sonic Wings Limited is an arcade conversion of Sonic Wings Special.

Game play

Fighters

There are 6 teams, 12 pilots, and 12 fighters in this game.

TeamCurrencyPilotFighter
USADollarMecha-KeatonF117N Sea Hawk
Captain SilverA-10 Thunderbolt II
JapanYenHienFS-X
Mao MaoF-15DJ Eagle
RussiaRubleVolkKa-50 Hokum
Chaika & PooshikaIL-102 Stormovik II
NATOECUAngelaRafale M
Cincia & EllenF-14 Tomcat
SwedenKronaKohful the VikingAJ-37 Viggen
T.B. A-10F-104 StarFighter
P.K.F.DollarWhityYF-23A
Lord River N. WhiteAV-8 Harrier II Plus

Stages

There are 10 stages in the game, but only 7 are playable per game. After completing Stage 4, Stage 5 and 6 are chosen depending on player's performance. After completing Stage 6, one of Fight in Orbit, Another Dimension, or Mars becomes Stage 7, depending on player's performance.

In Fight in Orbit, Another Dimension, 1 of 2 different final bosses appear in the end. The actual boss is random?

If all lives are lost in Stage 7, continuing causes the game to start at the beginning of stage.

Endings

If one of the five last stage bosses is not defeated before it escapes, a boss-specific failure ending is shown.

A character-specific ending is shown if final Stage 7 boss is defeated. A stage-specific ending is shown.

Item system

After an item is revealed, the point value of the item increases the longer it stays on screen. The point value progresses at the sequence of 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 10000 (maximum) points.

Hardware

The game runs on a Sony ZN-1 Jamma board (PlayStation Hardware for Arcade Usage). A hacked version including Sonic Wings Limited (Japan) and Aero Fighters Special (Taiwan) also runs on the Taito G-NET system using the Taito G-NET Modbios 2009.


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