Talk:Omega Fighter

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Sources[edit]

The following sources were discovered in the AfD discussion. I'm not including them on the main page since they should be accompanied by inline citations and their publication dates were not confirmed (see WP:CITE#Convenience links):

Advanced Computer Entertainment, November 1989, p.23

Your Sinclair, December 1989, p.91

Computer and Video Games, November 1989, p.98 — Rankiri (talk) 13:07, 1 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]