Atomic Runner Chelnov information

Atomic Runner Chelnov
Atomic Runner Chelnov
	Japanese arcade flyer
Developer(s)	Data East; Dempa (X68000)
Publisher(s)	Data East Genesis NA/JP: Data East; EU: Sega; Dempa (X68000); Paon (Virtual Console);
Designer(s)	Akira Otani (MD/GEN)
Programmer(s)	Sōichi Akiyama; Takuya Haga; Takaaki Inoue (Arcade); Kohji Sasamoto (MD/GEN)
Artist(s)	Jun Sato; Masanori Tokoro; Mix Man; Ritsu T. (Arcade); Mau Yokoi, Mutsunori Sato (MD/GEN)
Composer(s)	Azusa Hara; Hiroaki Yoshida; Tatsuya Kiuchi; Tenno (Arcade); Masaaki Iwasaki (MD/GEN)
Platform(s)	Arcade, Genesis, X68000, Virtual Console
Release	1988 Arcade JP: January 1988; NA: 1988; Genesis NA: July 1992; JP: 16 October 1992; EU: 1992; X68000´ JP: 29 January 1993; Virtual Console JP: 11 September 2007; ;
Genre(s)	Platform, scrolling shooter
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer; (not in all versions)
Arcade system	Karnov-based hardware

Atomic Runner Chelnov^[a] is a Japanese runner arcade video game developed and published by Data East in 1988.

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Atomic Runner Chelnov
Japanese arcade flyer
Developer(s)	Data East Dempa (X68000)
Publisher(s)	Data East Genesis NA/JP: Data East EU: Sega Dempa (X68000) Paon (Virtual Console)
Designer(s)	Akira Otani (MD/GEN)
Programmer(s)	Sōichi Akiyama Takuya Haga Takaaki Inoue (Arcade) Kohji Sasamoto (MD/GEN)
Artist(s)	Jun Sato Masanori Tokoro Mix Man Ritsu T. (Arcade) Mau Yokoi, Mutsunori Sato (MD/GEN)
Composer(s)	Azusa Hara Hiroaki Yoshida Tatsuya Kiuchi Tenno (Arcade) Masaaki Iwasaki (MD/GEN)
Platform(s)	Arcade, Genesis, X68000, Virtual Console
Release	1988 Arcade JP: January 1988^[2] NA: 1988^[1] Genesis NA: July 1992^[3] JP: 16 October 1992 EU: 1992 X68000´ JP: 29 January 1993 Virtual Console JP: 11 September 2007^[4]
Genre(s)	Platform, scrolling shooter
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer (not in all versions)
Arcade system	Karnov-based hardware^[5]