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==Home versions== ''Strider Hiryū'' has been ported to a variety of computer and console platforms following its original release. In {{Vgy|1989}}, ''[[Strider]]'' was released for various computer platforms in Europe. Versions for [[Commodore Amiga]], [[Amstrad CPC]], [[Atari ST]], [[Commodore 64]], and [[ZX Spectrum]] were published by [[U.S. Gold]] and developed by Tiertex. Capcom separately produced a version for the [[X68000]] computer in {{Vgy|1991}}, releasing it exclusively in [[Japan]]. SEGA produced their home version of ''Strider'' for the [[Mega Drive]]/[[Genesis]], which was released in Japan on September 29, {{Vgy|1990}}, with subsequent releases in North America and the [[PAL region]]. It was advertised one of the first 8-Megabit cartridges for the system. SEGA also released a [[Master System]] version of ''Strider'' in North America and Europe in {{Vgy|1992}}, which was separately developed by Tiertex (the developers of the U.S. Gold-published versions). [[NEC Avenue]] produced a [[PC-Engine]] version of ''Strider Hiryū'', which was released exclusively in Japan on September 22, {{Vgy|1994}}. The PC-Engine version was released as a [[CD-ROM²]] title which requires the Arcade Card expansion. The PC-Engine port features an all-new stage that was not in the arcade version, as well as a newly recorded cut-scenes and dialogue, with Japanese voice actor [[Kaneto Shiozawa]] as the voice of Hiryu and [[Kōji Totani]] as the Grand Master. The PC-Engine version is notable for its long development process, having been planned in various formats, including the ill-fated [[SuperGrafx]] at one point.<ref name=supergrafx>{{Cite web|last=Scion|url=http://www.lscmainframe.net/features/supergrafx/|title=The Rumored SuperGrafx Conversion|publisher=LSCM 4.0|accessdate=21 Dec 2009}}</ref> A [[PlayStation]] version of ''Strider'' was produced by [[Capcom]], which was first released in {{Vgy|2000}} as a second disc which came packaged with the PlayStation version of ''[[Strider 2]]''. This version was reissued separately in Japan on October 24, {{Vgy|2006}} as part of the ''Capcom Game Books'' series, which included a strategy guide for the game.<ref name=capcombooks>{{Cite web|url=http://books.capcom.co.jp/product/game/gamebook-hiryu.html|title=カプコン ゲームブックス ストライダー飛竜|language=Japanese}}</ref> The original arcade version was also re-released in {{Vgy|2006}} as a title included in the video game compilations ''[[Capcom Classics Collection: Remixed]]'' for the [[PlayStation Portable]] and ''[[Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2]]'' for [[PlayStation 2]] and [[Xbox]]. A Japanese [[mobile phone]] version was released.<ref name="mobile">{{Cite web| url= http://www.siliconera.com/2010/02/01/strider-arcade-game-swoops-on-to-cell-phones/| title= Strider Arcade Game Swoops On To Cell Phones| author= Spencer| date=2009-02-01| work= [[Siliconera]]}}</ref>
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