Ports
Operation Thunderbolt was ported to the following platforms:
- Amstrad GX4000
- Amstrad CPC 464
- Amstrad CPC+
- ZX Spectrum
- Commodore Amiga
- Commodore 64
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System
- Atari ST
- Xbox (as part of Taito Legends)
- PlayStation 2 (as part of Taito Legends)
- PC (as part of Taito Legends)
The Super NES version also works with the SNES Mouse and the Super Scope. In addition, the player was able to choose from a variety of different characters. The storyline was altered in that the hijackers were members of a fictional country known as the Bintazi People's Republic, ruled by General Abul Bazarre, ruler for life. General Bazarre demands that his comrades be freed or else the hostages will be executed.
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