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Iron Tank is a game featuring one of the most pissed-off programmers in the history of the NES.

KNT's Rant

To do: Who is Mr. T?

Present at0x1B518 in the ROMs for all versions is a rather colorful rant by Yukio Kaneda, who also programmedGuerrilla War. (Note that line breaks were added for readability; the original contains none.)

PROG. NO KNT DESU.NINTENDO NO BOKE AHO-KASU SHINE TSUBURERO-FAMICOM NANKA KIRAIDA-!Aho no Mr.T!! Koroshitannen!

Regional Differences

To do: Crosses, staff roll.

Japan	US

The title screen was redesigned.

Japan	US

All of the Nazi imagery was scrubbed from the US release. The evil mansion at the end of the game was also changed from red to blue.

Credits

Most of the staff members used aliases in the Japanese version and the ones that used their real names had the surnames listed first (such as SNK producer Eikichi Kawasaki, who is listed as Kawasaki Eikichi). In the U.S. version, everyone is credited under their real names in westernized order (given name first). Oddly enough, Kitsuteru became Kituteru in the U.S. version, despite not being a conventional romanization of the name. A "Jim Hernandez" was also added to the Special Thanks list.

References

• Games developed by SNK
• Games published by SNK
• NES games
• Games released in 1988
• Games released in July
• Games released on July 29
• Games with hidden developer messages
• Games with regional differences
• NSFW articles
• To do
• Ikari Warriors series