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Area 88 (Video Game)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Area 88, also known as U.N. Squadron. in the US, is a arcade Shoot 'em Up (Horizontal Scrolling Shooter) was made by Capcom and later ported to the SNES.It was based on the eponymous manga series and it features Shin, Mickey, and Greg of the as playable pilots, and McCoy and Saki as support characters.The games share very little with the series (although it did use bounties as a way for the player to buy Power Ups between levels). The arcade version featured three different types of planes assigned for each character: Shin flew the F-20, Mickey the F-14, and Greg the A-10. The SNES version differentiated characters by how quickly they leveled up the main weapon and how quickly they recovered from damage; all characters started with the same plane (the F-8E Crusader, Shin's starting plane in the series). It also eschewed the arcade's linear stage progression with an expanding mission map, the ability to buy other planes (including the Tomcat and Thunderbolt), and moving stages such as supply convoy raids and bomber interceptions. It got an Spiritual Successor in the shape of Carrier Airwing, when Capcom lost the rights of the manga along the way.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })In 1995, Family Soft released the Area 88: Etranger 1995 video game in Japan. Players players can select from multiple pilots, including Saki, Shin, Mickey, Greg, Hoover, Sela, and others. | |
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Vulnerable Convoy | |
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Vulnerable Convoy: A source of easy money in the SNES version. You just destroy a set of trucks that have barely any reinforcements. | |
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Not the Intended Use | |
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Not the Intended Use: Bombs can be used to destroy the annoying AV-8 Harrier enemy which enters from the left edge of the screen and cannot be attacked normally until it starts flying into the middle of the screen. This is only possible in this version, as the arcade version restricts you to "homing missile"-type weapons for this particular mission. | |
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Adaptation Expansion | |
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Adaptation Expansion: The SNES port adds three more ships, a more nonlinear progression format, and the option to pick whatever ship-equippable weapons you want for each stage including a console-exclusive Mega Crush weapon rather than having to pick between two stage-specific weapons. | |
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Forced Level-Grinding | |
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Forced Level-Grinding: The game is rare shmup example; your chances of making it all the way through are highly dependent on how soon you can store up a million dollars for the F200 Efreet, so be prepared to kill a lot of convoys (the only infinite source of money). | |
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Boring, but Practical | |
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Boring, but Practical: The shields in the arcade version. While a bit costly, they can help improve survivability by letting you take 3 or 5 extra hits. The Bomb sub-weapon. It doesn't do anything really fancy — it just drops under your ship to deal some damage — but its starting ammo is quite high (even in the SNES version, where you start missions with 50 Bombs), it's a useful anti-ground weapon, and in the SNES version it's very cheap and almost every plane can equip it. | |
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SpiritualSequel | |
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Spiritual Sequel: Carrier Air Wing, which had similar graphics, gameplay and missions. | |
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Units Not to Scale | |
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Units Not to Scale: Boss and Mini-Boss planes are at least a good two or three times their normal size. | |
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Flunky Boss | |
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Flunky Boss: The SNES version has the cave boss, a strange machine on the ceiling with a weak spot on the bottom. Trouble is, it has a lot of flamethrowers and homing missile launchers traveling along the conveyor belts below, all of which will fire at you. The Desert Carrier and Jungle Fortress launch fighters until the elevators are destroyed. | |
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Smart Bomb | |
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Smart Bomb: The Mega Crush . Most ships can only carry one of it, except for the F200, which can carry two. | |
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Homing Projectile | |
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Homing Projectile: Phoenix missiles for the player, launched two at a time, and certain enemy missiles. Falcon missiles in the arcade version are simply more powerful versions of the Phoenix. In the SNES version however they behave in a completely different manner. | |
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Shock and Awe | |
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Shock and Awe: In the arcade version, one of the hidden items you can get will replace your special weapon with a 3-way piercing thunder laser that cannot be purchased in the shop. In the SNES version, it can be purchased and equipped on some ships. | |
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Adaptation Distillation | |
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Adaptation Distillation: The arcade and SNES games leave out many important story elements from the manga, such as Shin's involuntary servitude and Mickey's time in the Vietnam War. | |
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Nintendo Hard | |
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Nintendo Hard: You only get one life per credit in the arcade version. | |
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Attack Its Weak Point | |
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The SNES version has the cave boss, a strange machine on the ceiling with a weak spot on the bottom. Trouble is, it has a lot of flamethrowers and homing missile launchers traveling along the conveyor belts below, all of which will fire at you. | |
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Life Meter | |
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Life Meter: The arcade version has a more traditional life meter. In the SNES version, taking damage will lower your life, but not before shortly putting you into "DANGER" mode in which taking a second hit during that time will destroy you instantly. If your life drops too low, you will permanently remain in DANGER mode until you die, clear the stage, or restore your life. | |
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Spell My Name with an S | |
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Spell My Name with an "S": This version of the game gives Mickey's surname as Scymon. | |
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Every 10,000 Points: Reaching certain score intervals in the SNES version nets you extra lives! | |
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Crippling Overspecialization | |
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Crippling Overspecialization: The A-10A Thunderbolt. It's primarily designed for air-to-ground combat; its main gun fires both forwards and diagonally downwards, and in the SNES version its compatible weapons are all anti-ground weapons. This unfortunately makes it lousy for air-to-air combat. | |
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Hyperspace Arsenal | |
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Hyperspace Arsenal: In the arcade version, your ship can carry way more special weapon ammunition than it seems like it should be able to. One stage lets you buy a pack of 140 missiles, and the final stage allows you to buy a pack of 200 Super Shells. While the SNES version tones down the ammo limits, you can carry several different weapon types; the F200 in particular can use all of them. | |
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Continuity Nod | |
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Continuity Nod: In the manga, McCoy gets his hands on an F-14 Tomcat destined for Iran and sells the jet to Mickey. After the first F-14 is destroyed, McCoy secures a second one for an overjoyed Mickey. Guess which jet Mickey flies in the arcade game? In the manga, desperation drives Greg to purchase an A-10 Thunderbolt after a disastrous battle with Farina's land carrier. In the arcade game, Greg flies an A-10. The Japanese version of the arcade game features an extra stage in which the player must shoot bombs off of a civilian plane. This is exactly what Shin and Mickey were sent to do in the manga, when a terrorist attached bombs to the exterior of a civilian plane carrying Saki and Ryoko. In the manga, Farina menaces Asran's pro-monarchy forces with his land-based aircraft carrier before offering it to the anti-government forces. In the arcade and SNES games, a land carrier is the final boss of the desert stage. | |
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Infinity +1 Sword | |
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Infinity +1 Sword: The F200 in the SNES port. The most expensive aircraft, it can use any special weapon and gets more shots of them. Oh, and its main gun can be powered up to level seven, while almost every other plane is capped at level five. | |
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Ascended Extra | |
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Ascended Extra: Greg was a minor character in the manga, but is one of the three playable characters in the arcade and SNES games. | |
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Rewarding Vandalism | |
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Rewarding Vandalism: Destroying all of the destructible trees in the forest stage yields a shield powerup. | |
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Subsystem Damage | |
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Sub System Damage: A number of bosses have weapons that can be disabled by shooting them. | |
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Recursive Ammo | |
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Recursive Ammo: The nuclear missile submarine Seavet launches missiles that release smaller projectiles when shot down. If not shot down, they detonate off-screen and the projectiles rain down across most of the screen. | |
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Market-Based Title | |
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Market-Based Title: The games, originally simply called Area 88, were renamed to U.N. Squadron for some unknown reason. It couldn't exactly be licensing issues, as the names of the characters were kept. | |
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Precision F-Strike | |
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Precision F-Strike: One of the post-stage quotes in the arcade version is "Go to Hell!" | |
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Last Chance Hit Point | |
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Last Chance Hit Point: On the SNES version if you don't have enough life to take the hit it will put you into permanent DANGER mode instead of killing you instantly. | |
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Harder Than Hard | |
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Harder Than Hard: "Gamer" difficulty, only accessible through a code. | |
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Just Plane Wrong | |
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Just Plane Wrong: The F-111 can carry the Phoenix missile, which the F-111 (primarily a ground-attack plane, the Phoenix being a dedicated long-range air-to-air missile) never carried. Strangely, the Phoenix is not available on the F-14, the only aircraft to ever utilize the missile in Real Life. | |
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Spread Shot | |
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Spread Shot: The Bullup weapon throws out a lot of missiles, and the Thunder Laser is a three-way Lightning Gun | |
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Composite Character | |
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Composite Character: The intro screen of the American arcade version states that Greg trained NATO pilots back in Europe. This was not part of Greg's background in the manga, but it was part of Hoover's background. | |
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Load-Bearing Boss | |
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Load-Bearing Boss: Defeating the final boss causes the entire enemy base to start exploding, followed by the player-character having to Outrun the Fireball in the final cutscene. | |
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Nerf | |
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Nerf: In this version, your sub-weapons get less ammo, as a tradeoff for being able to buy any sub-weapons your plane is compatible with for any mission as well as being able to carry multiple sub-weapons at once. | |
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Wolfpack Boss | |
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Wolfpack Boss: The mission to take down the enemy Wolfpack mercenary squadron has three F-117s as the boss. They have an annoying tendency to sneak up behind you. | |
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Battleship Raid | |
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Battleship Raid: The final boss of the arcade version is a huge battleship, fought in a way somewhat similar to the Cerberus from Thunder Force III. On a smaller scale, there's the naval battleship Minks and that land carrier in the desert. | |
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No-Gear Level | |
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No-Gear Level: The special mission in the Japanese arcade version forces you to play it without being able to buy special weapons. | |
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Video-Game Lives | |
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Video-Game Lives: You start with 3 in this game, unlike the arcade version which provides only one. | |
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