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Section Z

Section Z is a 1985 scrolling shooter video game developed and published by Capcom for arcades. A home version was published for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1987.

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Famicom/NES version

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Gameplay of the arcade version

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Reception

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Genre
Scrolling shooter
Publisher
Capcom
Artist
Tomoshi Sadamoto
Composer
Tamayo Kawamoto
Designer
Takashi Nishiyama
Developer
Capcom

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Gameplay of the arcade version

Famicom/NES version

Reception

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Section Z

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples46
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Section Z

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related to Famicom/NES version · 11
Section Z → At, Europe, In, NES, Nintendo Entertainment System, North America, Section, Sections, Some, The, The NES
related to Reception · 10
Section Z → Baraduke, Federico Tiraboschi, Game Machine, Hardcore Gaming, He, In, In Japan, January, Namco's Baraduke, Section
related to Gameplay of the arcade version · 7
Section Z → Additional, Brain, By, However, Section, The, This
Release · 5
Section Z → EU: September 27, 1989, JP: December 9, 1985, JP: May 25, 1987, NA: December 1985, NA: July 1987
related to External links · 4
Section Z → Killer List, MobyGames, Section, VideogamesSection
Artist · 1
Section Z → Tomoshi Sadamoto
Composer · 1
Section Z → Tamayo Kawamoto
Designer · 1
Section Z → Takashi Nishiyama
Developer · 1
Section Z → Capcom
Genre · 1
Section Z → Scrolling shooter

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Section ZArtistTomoshi Sadamoto1.00infobox
Section ZComposerTamayo Kawamoto1.00infobox
Section ZDesignerTakashi Nishiyama1.00infobox
Section ZDeveloperCapcom1.00infobox
Section ZGenreScrolling shooter1.00infobox
Section ZModesSingle-player, multiplayer1.00infobox
Section ZPlatformsArcade, NES, Famicom Disk System1.00infobox
Section ZPublisherCapcom1.00infobox
Section ZReleaseJP: December 9, 19851.00infobox
Section ZReleaseNA: December 19851.00infobox
Section ZReleaseJP: May 25, 19871.00infobox
Section ZReleaseNA: July 19871.00infobox
Section ZReleaseEU: September 27, 19891.00infobox
Section Zis a1985 scrolling shooter video game developed and published by Capcom for arcades0.90text

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