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* SingleUseShield: The Genesis version and ''Hellfire S'' have a shield powerup that can protect the player's ship from a single hit.
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* SingleUseShield: The Genesis version and ''Hellfire S'' have has a shield powerup that can protect the player's ship from a single hit.hit. ''Hellfire S'' buffs it to a 2-hit shield.
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* ArrangeMode: The 1P build of the game swaps out CoOpMultiplayer and instant-respawn in favor of take-turns multiplayer and being sent back to a checkpoint when respawning after death. It also allows two volleys of diagonal and vertical shot to be on-screen at the same time instead of {{one|BulletAtATime}}. The Sega Genesis port of ''Hellfire'' is based on this variant,
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* ArrangeMode: The 1P build of the game swaps out CoOpMultiplayer and instant-respawn in favor of take-turns multiplayer and being sent back to a checkpoint when respawning after death. It also allows two volleys of diagonal and vertical shot to be on-screen at the same time instead of {{one|BulletAtATime}}. The Sega Genesis port of ''Hellfire'' is based on this variant,variant.
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* HighSpeedBattle: In the Genesis version, when fighting a boss, the background inexplicably scrolls much faster.
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* HighSpeedBattle: In the Genesis version, when fighting a boss, boss other than {{Stationary Boss}}es, the background inexplicably scrolls much faster.
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* ArrangeMode: The 1P build of the game swaps out CoOpMultiplayer and instant-respawn in favor of take-turns multiplayer and being sent back to a checkpoint when respawning after death. It also allows two volleys of diagonal and vertical shot to be on-screen at the same time instead of {{one|BulletAtATime}}.
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* ArrangeMode: The 1P build of the game swaps out CoOpMultiplayer and instant-respawn in favor of take-turns multiplayer and being sent back to a checkpoint when respawning after death. It also allows two volleys of diagonal and vertical shot to be on-screen at the same time instead of {{one|BulletAtATime}}. The Sega Genesis port of ''Hellfire'' is based on this variant,
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* ColorCodedMultiplayer: In 2-player editions of the game, player 1's ship has blue trim on its wings, while player 2's ship has pink trim.
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* ColorCodedMultiplayer: In 2-player editions of the game, player 1's ship has blue trim on its wings, while player 2's ship has pink trim. This is different from how their trims are colored in 1-player editions, where they are dependent on the weapon currently in use.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: At the end of ''Hellfire S'', the Guild Empire has finally been defeated and the galaxy is now free from the evil threat, but it came at the price of Kaoru losing her life via a HeroicSacrifice.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: At [[spoiler:At the end of ''Hellfire S'', the Guild Empire has finally been defeated and the galaxy is now free from the evil threat, but it came at the price of Kaoru losing her life via a HeroicSacrifice.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The ending of ''Hellfire S'' has Kaoru sacrificing her life via a kamikaze attack towards the final enemy that completely destroys it, thus ensuring that her partner Yuu and the entire galaxy is finally safe from the evil threat of the Guild Empire.]]
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* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed by Toaplan[[labelnote:Publisher]]NEC Avenue[[/labelnote]]: Based on the 2P version, this version features a remixed soundtrack by T's Music and a different, expanded story told in between-stage cutscenes.
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* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed by Toaplan[[labelnote:Publisher]]NEC Avenue[[/labelnote]]: Based on the 2P version, this version features a remixed soundtrack by T's Music and a different, expanded story told in between-stage cutscenes. Furthermore, Captain Lancer isn't in this version as the main protagonists for this game are two female space pilots named Kaoru (Player 1) and Yuu (Player 2).
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* CompanyCrossReferences: In ''Zero Fire'', the type F Change button behavior, "Galvanic Gamma Array 3rd", references ''GG VideoGame/{{Aleste}} 3: Last Messiah'', another game worked on by M2 (plus, M2 are the current rights holders to the ''Aleste'' series overall). This behavior simulates the type A subweapon from ''GG Aleste 3'', by making the player's ship fire in the opposite direction of their movement (for diagonal and vertical, this will also shoot in additional directions based on the weapon), and reset to forward shot when directional movement is in neutral.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: In ''Zero Fire'', the type F Change button behavior, "Galvanic Gamma Array 3rd", references ''GG VideoGame/{{Aleste}} 3: Last Messiah'', ''VideoGame/GGAleste3LastMessiah'', another game worked on by M2 (plus, M2 are the current rights holders to the ''Aleste'' ''VideoGame/{{Aleste}}'' series overall). This behavior simulates the type A subweapon from ''GG Aleste 3'', by making the player's ship fire in the opposite direction of their movement (for diagonal and vertical, this will also shoot in additional directions based on the weapon), and reset to forward shot when directional movement is in neutral.
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* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties. Yea Right is unlocked by [[spoiler:going to the options menu, setting the difficulty to Hard, and then [[WaitingPuzzle waiting about a minute]]. The difficulty will [[JumpScare abruptly change to Yea Right with a chime]] and the game will immediately begin.]]
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* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties. Yea Right is unlocked by [[spoiler:going to the options menu, setting the difficulty to Hard, and then [[WaitingPuzzle waiting about a minute]]. The difficulty will abruptly change to Yea Right and the game will immediately begin.]]
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* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties. Yea Right is unlocked by [[spoiler:going to the options menu, setting the difficulty to Hard, and then [[WaitingPuzzle waiting about a minute]]. The difficulty will [[JumpScare abruptly change to Yea Right with a chime]] and the game will immediately begin.]]
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* MsFanservice: Kaoru in ''Hellfire S''. As already mentioned above, the intro cutscene has her sleeping in bed with only a [[ModestyBedsheet bedsheet]] to cover her up, with said cutscene also briefly showing off her [[LegFocus shapely legs]]. Furthermore, Kaoru wears SensualSpandex alongside her partner Yuu, which is not only seen during the intro cutscene, but also on the game's front cover as well.
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* MsFanservice: Kaoru in ''Hellfire S''. As already mentioned above, the intro cutscene has her sleeping in bed with only a [[ModestyBedsheet bedsheet]] to cover her up, with said cutscene also briefly showing off her [[LegFocus shapely legs]]. Furthermore, Kaoru wears SensualSpandex alongside her partner Yuu, which is not only seen during the intro cutscene, but also on the game's front cover art as well.
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* RegionalBonus: The American release of the Genesis version has a [[HarderThanHard "Yea Right" difficulty]] not available in other versions of the game.
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* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties. Yea Right is unlocked by [[spoiler:going to the options menu, setting the difficulty to Hard, and then [[WaitingPuzzle waiting about a minute.minute]]. The difficulty will abruptly change to Yea Right and the game will immediately begin.]]
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* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties. Yea Right is unlocked by [[spoiler:going to the options menu, setting the difficulty to Hard, and then waiting about a minute. The difficulty will abruptly change to Yea Right and the game will immediately begin.]]
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* HardModePerks: The "Yea Right" difficulty in the Genesis version gives you 99 continues instead of the usual 10.
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* HardModePerks: The "Yea Right" difficulty in the Genesis version [[SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity gives you 99 continues instead of the usual 10.10]].
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* HardModePerks: The "Yea Right" difficulty in the Genesis version gives you 99 continues instead of the usual 10.
* HarderThanHard: The Genesis version's difficulties include Easy, Hard, and the hidden ''Yea Right'' difficulties.
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* ''Hellfire'' for UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis (1990 in Japan and North America, 1992 in Europe), developed by Toaplan: This version of the game is based on the 1P variant and exclusively features a "Hyper Cannon" SmartBomb and an AttackDrone item that can ram into enemies by itself.
* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed by NEC Avenue: Based on the 2P version, this version features a remixed soundtrack by T's Music and a different, expanded story told in between-stage cutscenes.
* ''Hellfire'' for SEGA Genesis Mini 2 (2022 in North America), developed by Creator/{{M2}}: An emulation of the Genesis version. Unusually, despite the original game getting a tri-regional release, and the fact that this was ported by a Japanese team, this version was released only for the North American version of the Genesis Mini 2, not its other-region counterparts.
* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of emulated arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''Demon's World'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Hellfire'' for Windows PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and Website/GOGDotCom (2023 worldwide), developed by Bitwave Games: A PC port based on the arcade versions, [[https://www.bitwavegames.com/games/hellfire set to be released on August 24, 2023]].
* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed by NEC Avenue: Based on the 2P version, this version features a remixed soundtrack by T's Music and a different, expanded story told in between-stage cutscenes.
* ''Hellfire'' for SEGA Genesis Mini 2 (2022 in North America), developed by Creator/{{M2}}: An emulation of the Genesis version. Unusually, despite the original game getting a tri-regional release, and the fact that this was ported by a Japanese team, this version was released only for the North American version of the Genesis Mini 2, not its other-region counterparts.
* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of emulated arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''Demon's World'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Hellfire'' for Windows PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and Website/GOGDotCom (2023 worldwide), developed by Bitwave Games: A PC port based on the arcade versions, [[https://www.bitwavegames.com/games/hellfire set to be released on August 24, 2023]].
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* ''Hellfire'' for UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis (1990 in Japan and North America, 1992 in Europe), developed by Toaplan: Toaplan[[labelnote:Publishers]]Creator/{{NCS}} in Japan, Seismic Software in the U.S., Sega in Europe[[/labelnote]]: This version of the game is based on the 1P variant and exclusively features a "Hyper Cannon" SmartBomb and an AttackDrone item that can ram into enemies by itself.
* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed byNEC Avenue: Toaplan[[labelnote:Publisher]]NEC Avenue[[/labelnote]]: Based on the 2P version, this version features a remixed soundtrack by T's Music and a different, expanded story told in between-stage cutscenes.
* ''Hellfire'' for SEGA Genesis Mini 2 (2022 in North America), developed byCreator/{{M2}}: Creator/{{M2}}[[labelnote:Publisher]]Sega[[/labelnote]]: An emulation of the Genesis version. Unusually, despite the original game getting a tri-regional release, and the fact that this was ported by a Japanese team, this version was released only for the North American version of the Genesis Mini 2, not its other-region counterparts.
* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), developed and published by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of emulated arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed and published by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''Demon's World'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Hellfire'' for Windows PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and Website/GOGDotCom (2023 worldwide), developed and published by Bitwave Games: A PC port based on the arcade versions, [[https://www.bitwavegames.com/games/hellfire set to be released on August 24, 2023]].
* ''Hellfire S: The Another Story'' for UsefulNotes/PCEngine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] (1991 in Japan), developed by
* ''Hellfire'' for SEGA Genesis Mini 2 (2022 in North America), developed by
* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), developed and published by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of emulated arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed and published by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''Demon's World'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Hellfire'' for Windows PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and Website/GOGDotCom (2023 worldwide), developed and published by Bitwave Games: A PC port based on the arcade versions, [[https://www.bitwavegames.com/games/hellfire set to be released on August 24, 2023]].
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** ''Hellfire S'' and Genesis version (including the Mini 2 port thereof, and both versions' ''Zero Fire'' ports): Weapon change only occurs each time you press the Change button.
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* MsFanservice: Kaoru in ''Hellfire S''. As already mentioned above, the intro cutscene has her sleeping in bed with only a [[ModestyBedsheet bedsheet]] to cover her up, with said cutscene also briefly showing off her [[LegFocus shapely legs]]. Furthermore, Kaoru wears SensualSpandex alongside her partner Yuu, which is not only seen during the intro cutscene, but also on the game's front cover as well.
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 in Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of emulated arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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Has nothing to do with the {{Hellfire}} trope. Or ''Literature/HellFire1956'' by Creator/IsaacAsimov. And this game has not covered by LetsPlay/HellfireCommentaries.
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Has nothing to do with the {{Hellfire}} trope. Or ''Literature/HellFire1956'' by Creator/IsaacAsimov. And this game has not been covered by LetsPlay/HellfireCommentaries.
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for in Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with''VideoGame/DemonsWorld'' ''Demon's World'' as the bonus non-shmup title. The base digital game features the arcade versions of this game, as well as [[EasierThanEasy Super Easy]] and customizable builds of the 2P version, while purchasing the add-on DLC with the digital version or purchasing the physical edition also provides both the Japanese and North American Genesis versions and the PC Engine CD-ROM[[superscript:2]] version. Each purchase of this compilation comes with a complimentary download code for ''VideoGame/TekiPaki'', like with the other ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' releases.
* ''Zero Fire'' for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (2023 in Japan), developed by M2: The third volume in the ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series, itself a subsidiary of the ''M2 [=ShotTriggers=]'' lineup, this is a CompilationRerelease with ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', with
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}').
''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}'').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of aracde Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of aracde arcade Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}').
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* ''Toaplan Arcade 2'' for UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}} (2023 for Europe and North America), by Blaze Evercade: A CompilationRerelease of aracde Toaplan games that includes ''Hellfire'' (alongside ''Demon's World'', ''VideoGame/FireShark'', ''VideoGame/RallyBike'', ''VideoGame/TwinCobra'', ''VideoGame/TwinHawk'', and ''VideoGame/{{Wardner}}').
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* EasierThanEasy: Like past ''[=M2 ShotTriggers=]'' releases, the ''Zero Fire'' version of this game has Super Easy mode. In addition to setting the difficulty dipswitches to the lowest, enemy rank is further reduced, dying does not take away powerups (although it will still reset your speed, in case you got [[TooFastToStop too many speed power-ups]]), and you get extra lives every 20,000 points[[note]]As an alternative to auto-bomb like what Super Easy modes in past ''[=M2STG=]'' releases have provided, since the version of ''Hellfire'' it's based on does not have bombs.[[/note]] Subverted should you amass 9 or more spare lives, as the game's DynamicDifficulty will start to spike and result in absurdly fast enemy bullets; once the game's rank reaches a certain amount, you will start earning points per frame. Fall to 8 or less lives and the game becomes genuinely easy again. The game ends after one loop instead of [[EndlessGame looping endlessly]] and defeating the final boss results in a bonus proportional to your remaining lives.
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* EasierThanEasy: Like past ''[=M2 ShotTriggers=]'' releases, the ''Zero Fire'' version of this game has Super Easy mode. In addition to setting the difficulty dipswitches to the lowest, enemy rank is further reduced, dying does not take away powerups (although it will still reset your speed, in case you got [[TooFastToStop too many speed power-ups]]), and you get extra lives every 20,000 points[[note]]As an alternative to auto-bomb like what Super Easy modes in past ''[=M2STG=]'' releases have provided, since the version of ''Hellfire'' it's based on does not have bombs.[[/note]] Subverted should you amass 9 or more spare lives, as the game's DynamicDifficulty will start to spike and result in absurdly fast enemy bullets; once the game's rank reaches a certain amount, you will start earning points per frame. Fall to 8 or less fewer lives and the game becomes genuinely easy again. The game ends after one loop instead of [[EndlessGame looping endlessly]] and defeating the final boss results in a bonus proportional to your remaining lives.
