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1942 (Capcom USA, Commodore 64/128 disk) instruction booklet

USA, Capcom. 1986. “1942 (Capcom USA, Commodore 64/128 disk) instruction booklet.” 1942 Commodore 64 manual (Capcom USA). Capcom USA.

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1942 C64 manual
Original
https://archive.org/details/1942_1986_Capcom_US
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https://archive.org/download/1942_1986_Capcom_US/1942_1986_Capcom_US.pdf
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2026-11-06
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© Capcom USA; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit
Capcom USA; scan in the Internet Archive item "1942_1986_Capcom_US".
Notes
Instruction booklet for Capcom USA's Commodore 64/128 disk release. The item dates it 1986 (the uploader's date; the booklet prints no year in the text read).

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Capcom's U.S. division published 1942 on disk for the Commodore 64 and 128. Computer Entertainer reported in November 1986 that it had announced its first conversions of coin-op games for those computers, 1942 with Gunsmoke and Ghosts'n Goblins, and its availability list put 1942 under the Commodore 64/128 for November.PDF p. 2, A Special Message From CapcomPDF p. 2PDF p. 4, To Start the GameManual
Capcom USA's Commodore booklet has the player fly with Super Ace to reach Tokyo. A complete Red Formation shot down leaves a POW, which powers the plane up when flown over; the six POWs add two machine guns, clear the screen of enemy planes, bring allies on either side, give bonus points twice, and add a loop, and the space bar loops the plane to evade fire. Eliminating all six formations makes the player Super Ace.PDF p. 5, How to PlayPDF p. 6, Hints on Game PlayPDF p. 6PDF p. 6PDF p. 7, Power Up — POW!PDF p. 7PDF p. 7PDF p. 7PDF p. 7PDF p. 7Manual