Capcom Play System
Varth: Operation Thunderstorm
Varth: Operation Thunderstorm was produced by Capcom in 1992. Capcom released 209 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1984. Other machines made by Capcom during the time period Varth: Operation Thunderstorm was produced include Adventure Quiz Capcom World 2, Street Fighter II' Turbo - Hyper Fighting, Street Fighter II - Hyper Fighting, Sangokushi II, Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition, Quiz Sangokushi - Chiryaku No Hasha, Street Fighter II - The World Warrior, Block Block, Capcom Golf, and Quiz Tonosama No Yabou. A vertically scrolling shooter with planes and other ships to destroy. The game progresses through several levels, many of which are based in standard cities. Earn lives and power-ups by shooting down enemies.Varth follows the story of a disaster that befalls a human colony on a planet of the same name. The entire colony is run by a 7th generation supercomputer which controls the operations of all machinery on the planet. Unfortunately for the residents of Varth, Delta-7 has been possessed by the entity "DUO" (Dimension Unbody Offender), thought of as an evil spirit but actually a temporal-spatial consciousness which spontaneously arose within the supercomputer. DUO has come to the conclusion that human existence is inimical to the planet, and has therefore turned the planet's defenses against its own populace. Eighty percent of the planet is laid waste by the event, and this is only the beginning of DUO's cleansing scheme. The colonists' reliance on the supercomputer has caused them to lose the ability to take care of themselves, and thus have no means of fighting back. The only hope for the colony lies in the pilots of two planes equipped with 4th generation computers which DUO cannot control—they are controlled not by machinery, but by humans.
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- December 31, 1991
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- Capcom
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- Capcom
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Varth: Operation Thunderstorm
Varth: Operation Thunderstorm was produced by Capcom in 1992.
Capcom released 209 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1984.
Other machines made by Capcom during the time period Varth: Operation Thunderstorm was produced include Adventure Quiz Capcom World 2, Street Fighter II' Turbo - Hyper Fighting, Street Fighter II - Hyper Fighting, Sangokushi II, Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition, Quiz Sangokushi - Chiryaku No Hasha, Street Fighter II - The World Warrior, Block Block, Capcom Golf, and Quiz Tonosama No Yabou.
A vertically scrolling shooter with planes and other ships to destroy. The game progresses through several levels, many of which are based in standard cities. Earn lives and power-ups by shooting down enemies.Varth follows the story of a disaster that befalls a human colony on a planet of the same name. The entire colony is run by a 7th generation supercomputer which controls the operations of all machinery on the planet. Unfortunately for the residents of Varth, Delta-7 has been possessed by the entity "DUO" (Dimension Unbody Offender), thought of as an evil spirit but actually a temporal-spatial consciousness which spontaneously arose within the supercomputer. DUO has come to the conclusion that human existence is inimical to the planet, and has therefore turned the planet's defenses against its own populace. Eighty percent of the planet is laid waste by the event, and this is only the beginning of DUO's cleansing scheme. The colonists' reliance on the supercomputer has caused them to lose the ability to take care of themselves, and thus have no means of fighting back. The only hope for the colony lies in the pilots of two planes equipped with 4th generation computers which DUO cannot control—they are controlled not by machinery, but by humans.
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