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D-Force

D-Force is a 1991 vertically scrolling shooter video game developed and published in Japan by Asmik for the Super Famicom and later localized and published in North America by Asmik Corporation of America for the Super NES. It involves an Apache helicopter set on defeating an evil Middle Eastern dictator. There are seven levels which feature six…

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Genre
Scrolling shooter
Publisher
Asmik
Developer
Cream
Mode
Single-player
Platform
Super NES
Release
JP: December 20, 1991 · NA: December 1991

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D-Force

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples36
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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D-Force

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related to Reception · 23
D-Force → Consoles, Earth Defense Force, Famicom, Famitsu's, Firme, Frank Ladoire, François Hermellin, Game Players's Matthew, Games-X, Gradius, Génération, Ladoire, NES, Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo Power's George Sinfield, Rob Noel, Sinfield, SNES, Super, Super R-Type
related to External links · 3
D-Force → GameFAQsD-Force, Giant BombD-Force, MobyGames
Release · 2
D-Force → JP: December 20, 1991, NA: December 1991
Developer · 1
D-Force → Cream
Genre · 1
D-Force → Scrolling shooter
Mode · 1
D-Force → Single-player
Platform · 1
D-Force → Super NES
Publisher · 1
D-Force → Asmik
is a · 1
D-Force → 1991 vertically scrolling shooter video game developed and published in Japan by Asmik for the Super Famicom and later localized and published in North America by Asmik Corporat…

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levels mode super nes game helicopter scrolling shooter game's enemies 1991 asmik shooting plays also involves altitudes order main gameplay

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
D-ForceDeveloperCream1.00infobox
D-ForceGenreScrolling shooter1.00infobox
D-ForceModeSingle-player1.00infobox
D-ForcePlatformSuper NES1.00infobox
D-ForcePublisherAsmik1.00infobox
D-ForceReleaseJP: December 20, 19911.00infobox
D-ForceReleaseNA: December 19911.00infobox
D-Forceis a1991 vertically scrolling shooter video game developed and published in Japan by Asmik for the Super Famicom and later localized and published in North America by Asmik Corporat…0.90text
Super R-Typeinstance ofas with other shooters on SNES0.80text
Earth Defense Forceinstance ofas with other shooters on SNES0.80text
D-Forcerelated to External linksGameFAQsD-Force0.60section
D-Forcerelated to External linksGiant BombD-Force0.60section

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