The Amiga version is almost identical, aside from having somewhat better audio. The Commodore 64 version also supports three players, with the third player using the keyboard. Since C64 joysticks typically only have one button, rotating is done by holding the fire button down and using the joystick, which works fairly well. The DOS version is the most accurate of all the ports, to the point where it can support three players.
At least, if you can figure out some way to get three people around one computer. This version also features an Enhanced mode, which introduces new foibles to the game. The single player Enhanced mode also adds houses to the map, which will spawn a grunt if you build over them. The Famicom version was actually brought out by Konami, and the music and art style make that very clear. The easiest campaign has a Little Red Riding Hood setting, the medium has a fantasy theme, and the final campaign takes place in ancient Japan.
Each campaign is split into several levels, which are now cleared either by hitting a certain point target, or by bringing the number of enemies down to zero. Some levels also have special conditions, like having to surround a certain object on the map to win, or having enemies that turn into obstructing tombstones when destroyed.
At the very least, it has a very silly manual, if you consider that sort of thing a plus. The goal has been changed so that instead of trying to survive a random number of waves, you win a level when every ship on screen has been destroyed. It leads to a much more approachable game, one where you actually have a goal you have to plan towards, instead of just a constant deluge of enemies that will inevitably overwhelm you.
As a tradeoff, if you have three cannons to spare, you can trade them in for the balloon from the DOS port, or for a massive supercannon that can take out a ship in one shot. The Master System version is probably one of the weakest ports, which is surprising given the edge in hardware it had over the NES.
It also runs a lot more sluggishly, especially during the multiplayer mode. You can submit a problem report for any non-working or fake code in the lists above.
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