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Astro Fighter (アストロファイター)

Released in 1980

Developer: Sega / Gremlin
Manufacturer: Sega / Gremlin
Distributor: Sega / Gremlin

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Astro Fighter marquee
game marquee

Game Summary

Space - Shoot waves of aliens

Hardware Info

Controls: 3 Buttons
Vertical-mounted Raster monitor
240 x 240 Resolution
Colors: 16 Color

Additional Hardware Info (from Mame)

M6502 cpu
* Samples audio
* Information was extracted from Mame, so "Samples audio" may indicate the game has analog sound hardware.

Hardware Platform

Data East Astro Fighter

Mame ROMs

astrof, Astro Fighter (set 1)
astrof2, Astro Fighter (set 2)
astrof3, Astro Fighter (set 3)

Game Details

Sega's first attempt at a shoot-em-up. Slow, frustrating, and generally less than impressive gameplay. Crude, blocky colour graphics do not help. Memorable for the constantly dropping fuel gauge, and falling lightbulbs.


Astro Fighter control panel
control panel


Astro Fighter cabinet photo
cabinet photo
Astro Fighter title screen
title screen
Astro Fighter gameplay screen shot
gameplay screen
Astro Fighter promotional flyer
promotional flyer

"Maybe" Images

(fuzzy search, these MAY match the game, or they may not)

Watch out for falling light bulbs.Astro Fighter Flyer: 1 FrontAstro Fighter Flyer: 2 Middle LeftAstro Fighter Flyer: 3 Middle rightAstro Fighter Flyer: 4 Back

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This game page was created 8/3/1998 12:00:00 AM and last updated 12/13/2021 6:38:28 AM