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Although it is a French-made game, it was not released in Europe, let alone in its home country, and only a very small number were sold in Japan, so it is remarkably little known.
An interview with Carlo Perconti, the developer, who also handled the music, is carried, in which he answers questions such as "why was it released only in Japan?".
The game was scheduled to be released in Europe by Sony Electronic Publishing (who also published Arcade Zone's previous title, Legend) sometime between 1994 and 1995, but was cancelled after Sony discontinued its third-party publishing business on the Super NES in order to focus on the PlayStation, leaving the title orphaned without a publisher.
The main staff numbers only 2 people.
Against a list price of 9,800 yen, as of 2021 it trades at more than 50,000 yen boxed and at around 10,000 yen for the cartridge alone.
A Japanese localization was produced and published by Pack-In-Video's Poppo subsidiary under the title of , which was released on February 10, 1995.
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