Differences Between Japanese and North American Versions
The names appearing by default in the Japanese version's high-score list are pseudonyms of the game designers and music composers. The North American version only allowed three characters for high-score names.
The Zapper and Blaster buttons were reversed between the Japanese and North American arcade versions.
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