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P-47 II MD - Collector’s Edition

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Update August 2025

The manufacturer has revised the release date to early or mid-September 2025.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Battle across the European and Pacific fronts during World War II and take control of the United States Army Air Forces’ P-47 Thunderbolt! Fight to destroy Japan’s super-heavy prototype bomber, FUGAKU. With stunning multilayered scrolling, navigate through beautifully rendered stages, including Europe’s scenic landscapes, high-altitude cloud seas, and vast oceans. Face iconic bosses, such as the battleship YAMATO and the airborne carrier AKAGI!

Features:

  • The first official release to Gen/MD consoles preserving gameplay from 35 years ago
  • Phantom Fighter 16-Bit Cartridge for Gen/MD consoles
  • 8mm CD original P-47 II MD soundtrack
  • Full-colored instruction manual
  • Reversible cartridge inlay sleeve
  • Individually numbered commemorative slipcover
  • Featuring packaging artwork from renowned illustrator Tankro Kato, famous for his plastic model box art

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Andrew U. ★★★★★

The release date pushback to September actually worked out for me—gave me time to clear shelf space. This collector’s edition feels like a proper keepsake, and the packaging alone justified the wait.

Henry ★★★★☆

Finally arrived after the September 2025 delay, and the collector’s edition box itself is hefty and well put-together. I’ve only had a quick look inside, but the extra materials seem thorough for the price.

Ryan ★★★★☆

Waited out the delay to September, but the Collector’s Edition box finally shows the kind of detail I hoped for—the packaging itself feels sturdy and well-organized. Minor gripe is the lack of any update on the exact day, but the wait seems worth it.