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Here's some scattered gameplay footage from the 1983 coin-op release, with a player assuming control of a helicopter gunship over some type of alien landscape (or whatever).

In 1983, Ginzer Electronics, based in Dayton, Ohio, attempted a high-risk venture into the arcade industry, precariously close to the time of the impending video game crash of the following year.

Evidently, their sole contribution to the arcade industry was not a success. According to one article, "No Return" ultimately sold less than a hundred units, and hardly surprisingly, Ginzer filed for insolvency in mid-1985.