Family Computer Version
The game was ported to the Family Computer in 1986, but many changes were made to power-ups, enemy attack patterns, and enemy appearances, making the gameplay considerably different from the arcade version. New catchy background music was also added, and it also became possible to rapid-fire shots. Several warps and hidden items were also added, along with an ending screen.
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