Operation Wolf Famicom manual

Cite as: Operation Wolf Famicom manual
Original: https://archive.org/details/operation-wolf-tfc-ow-5900-fc-jp-manual-600-dpi
sha256: 4417bb1381830eac32438b5f115a729f782892708ef6c03390f66bd1715730de
Archived: https://archive.org/download/operation-wolf-tfc-ow-5900-fc-jp-manual-600-dpi/Operation%20Wolf%20%5BTFC-OW-5900%5D(FC)(JP)%20-Manual(600DPI)_djvu.xml
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Taito; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Taito; scan in the Internet Archive item "operation-wolf-tfc-ow-5900-fc-jp-manual-600-dpi" (600 dpi).
Notes: Japanese Famicom booklet; the pin is the item's OCR as DjVu XML. The OCR spaces out the Japanese and garbles many kana and kanji (the cassette number on the cover comes out as TFC-DW-5900), so quotes are short runs it reads cleanly, and the page images are the check. The item dates it 1989-03-31, the uploader's date, which no page read here states.

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Taito published a Famicom Operation Wolf, cassette TFC-OW-5900, whose booklet sets the story in 198X in a South American country after an overnight coup. Its contents list a joypad, a trackball, and a gun as the ways to play: the trackball and the gun plug into the Famicom's expansion port, and the trackball can't change the cursor's speed.	`front cover (image 1)image 2, storyimage 4, contents, 4. コントローラーの操作方法 (how to use the controllers)image 9, playing with the trackballimage 9image 9, playing with the gunimage 4, contents, 4. コントローラーの操作方法`	Manual
The Famicom booklet's map screen offers four scenes at first: the communications post, the jungle, the village, and the ammunition store. Clearing the jungle brings up the prison camp, and clearing the camp brings up the airport; leading the hostages to the left of the screen at the airport clears the round, and one hostage rescued counts as success.	`image 6, 3. 作戦の概要 (outline of the operation)image 6image 6image 6image 6image 6`	Manual