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Varth - Operation Thunderstorm (1992, Arcade)

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First published at 23:22 UTC on August 5th, 2021.

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Varth - Operation Thunderstorm (バースオペレーションサンダーストーム) is a horizontally scrolling shoot'em up developed and published by Capcom. Except releases as a part of some Capcom Classics collection, the game was only released in the arcades.

The sto…

The story takes place on a planet called Varth, where everything is a run by a supercomputer. One day, the computer get possessed by an entity called "DUO" (Dimension Unbody Offender), which then decides that all humans have to be wiped out on Varth. Since the people have become so dependent on the supercomputer, they have lost all abilities to fight back. Their only hope lies in two fighter pilots whose machines are too old to be controlled by the supercomputer.

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