This page details one or more prototype versions of F-18 Thunder Strike.
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'This page or section details content from theSeptember 2020 Nintendo Leak.''' |
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As mentioned in the hidden message in the final game, F-18 Thunder Strike was meant to be released in October 1999 before being delayed for re-design. What is most likely the original version prior to the delay was found in the September 2020 Game Boy lot check leak.
General Differences#
- There is no music at all.
- Roger Amidon's hidden message is still present, though it's much shorter:
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Other Differences#
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Aside from the copyright year being 1999, the prototype has a credit for Pipe Dream Interactive, a company owned by Majesco which was going to publish the game. The final game was published by Majesco outright.
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An executive producer credit was added.
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An entirely different set of options are available. Notably, this version features rumble support.