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[edit] Correct name?

I renamed the article to Navarone (as in "The Guns of"), since MAME lists this as the title. I can't find any pictures of the cabinet, marquee, or a title screen with the name to verify, however. Can anyone confirm either way?

Yes, I can. The game's name is NAVALONE based on Namco's own listings - check the end credits of Dragon Spirit (1987) if you don't believe me.

I believe that both spellings are correct, so I have made note of the "alternate" spelling. Brittany Ka 23:59, 1 November 2006 (UTC)