''After Burner Complete'', also known simply as ''After Burner'', is a

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video game developed by Rutubo Games, and published by

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Gameplay

''After Burner Complete'' is a version of the ''

'' arcade flight simulator developed for the

Reception

'' Next Generation'' reviewed the game as "''Super Afterburner''" and gave it three stars out of five, and wrote that "for a taste of nostalgia, ''Afterburner'' comes up with the (albeit ludicrously overpriced) goods".

Reviews

* ''GameFan'' - April 1995 * ''

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References

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