
3-D Thunder Ceptor II
Released December 1986 · consists of 3 releases.
The sequel to Thunder Ceptor
Released December 1986 · consists of 3 releases.
The sequel to Thunder Ceptor
First release date | December 1986 |
Platform | Arcade , PlayStation 4 , Nintendo Switch |
Developer | Namco |
Publisher | Namco , HAMSTER Corporation |
Genre | Shoot 'Em Up |
Theme | Sci-Fi |
Franchises | Thunder Ceptor , Arcade Archives |
Aliases |
Specific release details
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Arcade Archives: 3-D Thunder Ceptor II |
Platform | PlayStation 4 |
Region | United States |
Developer | Namco |
Publisher | HAMSTER Corporation |
Release date | N/A |
Product code | None |
Company code | None |
Rating | |
Minimum Players | 1 |
Maximum Players | N/A |
Resolutions | N/A |
Sound Systems | N/A |
Single player Features | N/A |
Multi player Features | N/A |
Widescreen Support | No |
Notes | N/A |
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