Ports and Related Releases
Astra Super Stars was later ported to the Sega Saturn exclusively in Japan on August 6, 1998, two months after the original arcade version. While this version features the same "Story Mode" and 1P VS. 2P modes, it also features seven exclusive modes. "1P VS. COM", "COM VS. COM", "Character Profile", "Option Mode", "Illust Gallery" and "Exit". "Exit" returns to Attract Mode. This version's soundtrack is an updated version of the arcade version's soundtrack.
SANTACLAUS, the illustrator of the Astra Super Stars art and design, developed and released a novelty freeware software on their website Astra Inn for Mac and Windows PCs dedicated to Astra Super Stars fans titled Rouge Kitz Room (るーじゅ・きっつ・るーむ?), which allows users to dress Rouge in different clothes, who is one of the characters from the game as well as SANTACLAUS' mascot. They also developed and uploaded an online casino-style online card game Fools Karte (フルスカルテ?) on December 12, 2001, for members of Astra Inn only. Fooly from Astra Super Stars was added to this game as its protagonist. Rouge, Maron, and Stella, also from Astra Super Stars were also added to the game with three exclusive characters: Ravi, Prato and Trasche.
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