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Also shipped in 1989 were several conversion kits to modify existing cabinets to Tournament Cyberball 2072 or the two-player-only Cyberball 2072.
Tengen intended to release it unlicensed, but Jaleco purchased rights to publish it first.
Tengen intended to release it unlicensed, but Jaleco purchased rights to publish it first.
GamePro noted poor controls, removed features such as player upgrades, and "archaic" graphics while lamenting the missed potential of the port overall.
Megatech praised the Genesis version being a decent conversion from the arcade version and praised the graphics.
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