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P-47 II 2 MD for Sega Megadrive Region Free [PRE-ORDER] | Retro-bit Publishing

Name: P-47 II 2 MD for Sega Megadrive Region Free [PRE-ORDER] | Retro-bit Publishing
Brand: Retro Bit Publishing
SKU: 000723
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Features:

● First official release to Genesis and MD preserving gameplay from 35 years ago
● Phantom Fighter Cartridge for SEGA Genesis®/Mega Drive
● 8cm CD original P-47 II MD soundtrack
● Full-colored instruction manual
● Reversible cartridge inlay sleeve
● Individually numbered commemorative slipcover
● Featuring packaging artwork from renowned illustrator Tankro Kato, famous for his plastic model box art

Description:

Battle across the European and Pacific fronts during World War II and take control of the United States Army Air Forces’ P-47 Thunderbolt!

Fight to destroy Japan’s super-heavy prototype bomber, FUGAKU.

With stunning multi layered scrolling, navigate through beautifully rendered stages, including Europe’s scenic landscapes, high-altitude cloud seas, and vast oceans.

Face iconic bosses, such as the battleship YAMATO and the airborne carrier AKAGI!

FAQ:

Q) Where and when can I order this?
A) This will be an open pre-order available through online retailers in North America and Europe from January 14, 2025, through February 16, 2025. Independent retailers will have limited quantities after it has been released.

Q) What is a P-47?
A) A P-47 was a type of airplane used by the USAAF as well as other allied militaries throughout the second World War. It was valued for its ability to dive bomb from high above clouds and its repower.

Q) What is included in this release?
A) This release will include an individually numbered slipcover, the game box that has a reversible inlay sleeve, a full-colored instruction manual, the Phantom Fighter cartridge for Gen/MD, as well as an 8cm CD with the game’s soundtrack.

Q) How many will be made?
A) The total number will depend on the amount pre-ordered during the ordering window. Each one will be individually numbered during production via a label on the inside sleeve of the packaging.

Q) Will there be another reprint?
A) We do not plan on reprinting this version again. We intend to keep this version unique so as not to confuse it with other versions.

Q) What is different between this version and the one released in Japan?
A) The main difference will be the slipcover and the reversible inlay artwork for the game case. Additionally, all materials will be in English instead of Japanese. Finally, the game shell will fit properly on a North American SEGA Genesis® and a European PAL Mega Drive without problems.

Technical Details:

Q) Is this game region-free?
A) Yes, the game cartridge is compatible on North American SEGA Genesis® consoles and European PAL Mega Drives. Most 3rd party consoles will run the game without issue as well.

Q) Will this cart damage my console?
A) Not at all. Our circuit boards come with the correct 5v chips and beveled, gold contacts to ensure no cartridge slot is damaged.

Q) Are there any gameplay differences between this version and the Japanese one?
A) Beyond some licensing on the title screen, the entirety of the game is the same as the Japanese one. The entire game is already in English so there was no need to change anything else.