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Legendary Wings

by Capcom·published by Capcom

1986E20
NESXboxXbox 360PlayStationPS3Arcade

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Legendary Wings is an arcade shooter influenced by Greek mythology. A heroic figure from ancient times thrust into a strange futuristic world, you must fight your way through six levels to defeat "The Devil" and save the day.

The primary gameplay mode is a top-down, vertical-scrolling shooter similar to Xevious and Capcom's own 1943. Your main weapon is used to attack flying enemies, and your secondary missile weapon is used to attack fixed placement, land-based enemies. Numerous powerups are available along the way, and these both improve your weapons and your resistance to damage (every "upgrade" is worth a free hit from enemies without dying).

Several secondary gameplay modes (Danger, Lucky, and Palace) are also triggered at key points in the vertical-scrolling mode. All of the secondary modes are side-scrolling shooters. The Danger stage requires you to face a gauntlet of enemies, while the Lucky stage is full of powerups, game continues, and other bonuses. The Palace stage is triggered when you defeat a mini-boss; you must get past the palace defenses before you can face the end-of-stage boss. And, oh yeah...don't get crushed by those walls!

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

Bird view / IsometricSide view

Included in

The Capcom CollectionCapcom Arcade Cabinet

Ported as

Legendary Wings

Languages

1 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English——

Also known as

Capcom Arcade Cabinet: Legendary Wings — PSN title

The Legendary Soldiers: Ares no Tsubasa — Japanese title

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Developer

Capcom

Publisher

Capcom

Released

1986

Platforms

NESXboxXbox 360PlayStationPS3Arcade

Age ratings

ESRBEPEGI7

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Top 37% by want to play

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Side viewTop-downArcadeShooterRegional differences