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''Twin Cobra'', known as ''Kyūkyoku Tiger'' ("Ultimate Tiger") in Japan, is the second of [[Toaplan]]'s helicopter-based shooters, after ''[[Tiger Heli (Video Game)|Tiger Heli]]''.
''Twin Cobra'', known as ''Kyūkyoku Tiger'' ("Ultimate Tiger") in Japan, is the second of [[Toaplan]]'s helicopter-based shooters, after ''[[Tiger Heli]]''.


The game was first released to arcades in 1987, by Taito Corporation in Japan and by Romstar internationally, and subsequently ported to various consoles and Japanese computers.
The game was first released to arcades in 1987, by Taito Corporation in Japan and by Romstar internationally, and subsequently ported to various consoles and Japanese computers.
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* [[Color-Coded Multiplayer]]: The cooperative 2-player mode of ''Twin Cobra'' gives the first player a red helicopter and the second player a [[Palette Swap|Palette Swapped]] blue helicopter.
* [[Color-Coded Multiplayer]]: The cooperative 2-player mode of ''Twin Cobra'' gives the first player a red helicopter and the second player a [[Palette Swap|Palette Swapped]] blue helicopter.
* [[Difficulty By Region]]: The Japanese version forces the player back to a [[Check Point]] upon dying.
* [[Difficulty by Region]]: The Japanese version forces the player back to a [[Check Point]] upon dying.
* [[Endless Game]]: The arcade version loops after level 10.
* [[Endless Game]]: The arcade version loops after level 10.
* [[Every Ten Thousand Points|Every N Thousand Points]]: The exact number of points required for an extend depends on the difficulty setting.
* [[Every Ten Thousand Points|Every N Thousand Points]]: The exact number of points required for an extend depends on the difficulty setting.