Space Griffon VF-9 [Model SLPS-00012]

Space Griffon was released on January 27, 1995 in Japan.

Export releases:
[US] "Space Griffon VF-9 [Model SLUS-00153]"

Reviews:
[FR] March 1995, Consoles + N.41: 91/100

Producer: Kenji Satou
Original Story / Scenario: Kenji Kamio
Game Design: Reisuke Kanda
Main Programmer: Takashi Sasaki
Sub Programmer: Shingo Kozono
Character Design: Hiroyuki Suzuki
Monster & Mechanical Design: Ayabumi Shimamura
Polygon & Texture Design: Minoru Komatsubara
Polygon Animation: Yuji Owari
Map & Texture Design: Shinjiro Miyazaki, Kenji Tsunoda
Items / Texture Mapping: Sho Kazane
Texture Mapping: Yukichika Maeda
Coloring / Texture Mapping: Kozue Abe, Midori Ogawa
Sound & Recording Director: Tetsuya Iizuka
Recording Assistant: Masato Sudo
Production Consultant: Conrad T. Kozawa
Logo Design: Kazutoshi Utoi
Manual Editing: Masaya Oda
Manual Design: Tatsuki Fujieda
Design Support: Tetsuya Ito
Package Design: Shigeru Ota
Quality Control: Seiji Harada, Kosei Hatakeyama, Yuichi Fujisaki
Special Thanks: Shinji Sasaki, Toshiya Kon, Mickey's Company
Marketing: Koichi Aita

CAST
James Billington: Eric Kelso
Mary Lakewood: Julie Oppenheimer
Konrad V. Eibol: Julian Macfarlane
Rauzien Shizevinov: Brian Matt-Uhl
Maria Hansfield: Lenne Hardt
Mark Smiley: Greg Dale
Oreag Arnderson: Rob Crocker
Francis Lakewood: Colleen Gordon
Professor Mabel: Dean Harrington
Brigadier Lukesonoff: Dennis Falt
Announcer: Barry Gjerde
Computer: Kimberly Forsythe