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A Family Computer version was also originally scheduled for release, but it was cancelled.
The original Legendary Wings for the arcade was released in three different variations: a Japanese version (titled Ares no Tsubasa) and two overseas versions.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Legendary Wings on their December 15, 1986 issue as being the twelfth most-successful table arcade unit of the month.
Calling it "worthy of a place in any shooter fan's library", he considered the game to be unique for its genre and praised the game's music.
Calling it "worthy of a place in any shooter fan's library", he considered the game to be unique for its genre and praised the game's music.
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