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Ultra X Weapons / Ultra Keibitai

1994 1-2 Players 80% Not Rated

Ultra Keibitai was released in January 1995 in Japan. The title of the game translates from Japanese as 'Ultra Guards'. This game is known outside Japan as Ultra X Weapons. You can change the Region via the dipswitches setting. This game is based on 'Ultraman', a famous Japanese live-action superhero series that has had numerous sequels and spin-offs since its debut in the 1960s. Generally, the main character is a normal human who uses an alien device to transform into a giant red-and-silver (sometimes with blue) creature called an Ultraman to combat alien monsters with the help of a special military team. Some of the subsequent shows in the series include 'Ultraseven', 'Ultraman Leo', 'Ultraman Taroh', and 'Ultraman Tiga'.

Release date
December 31, 1994
Developer
SETA
Publisher
Banpresto / Tsuburaya Productions / Seta
Players
1-2

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Ultra X Weapons / Ultra Keibitai

Ultra Keibitai was released in January 1995 in Japan.

The title of the game translates from Japanese as 'Ultra Guards'.

This game is known outside Japan as Ultra X Weapons. You can change the Region via the dipswitches setting.

This game is based on 'Ultraman', a famous Japanese live-action superhero series that has had numerous sequels and spin-offs since its debut in the 1960s. Generally, the main character is a normal human who uses an alien device to transform into a giant red-and-silver (sometimes with blue) creature called an Ultraman to combat alien monsters with the help of a special military team. Some of the subsequent shows in the series include 'Ultraseven', 'Ultraman Leo', 'Ultraman Taroh', and 'Ultraman Tiga'.

Genres

Shooter / Flying Vertical

Modes

2-Player Simultaneous

Studios and credits

Developer
SETA
Publisher
Banpresto / Tsuburaya Productions / Seta

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1994 · Not Rated

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