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It took 7th place for the Grand Prix in the 9th Gamest Grand Prix (1995) run in the magazine Gamest (Shinseisha), as well as 7th for Best Fighting Game, 10th for Best Graphics, 4th for Best Presentation, 8th for Best VGM, 36th among the year's hit games, and Princess Devilotte took 4th place for Best Character.
Cyberbots Chou Gentei-ban, limited to 55,555 copies and packaged with a DX secret file and an original panorama sheet, was released.
The ports from here on are multi-platform releases for the Nintendo Switch, the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC (Steam) — 4 platforms — and come as one of the 1 titles in anthology releases that also carry many other classic Capcom arcade games.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness on their June 1, 1995 issue as being the thirteenth most-popular arcade game the previous two weeks, outperforming titles such as Virtua Fighter.
He particularly criticized the game concept and limited number of combo moves, and added that "when the bots do attack, it looks like a bad disco contest."
He particularly criticized the game concept and limited number of combo moves, and added that "when the bots do attack, it looks like a bad disco contest."
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