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Sega Genesis

Super Daisenryaku

1989 1-4 Jogadores 71% Not Rated

Super Daisenryaku is one of the many titles in SystemSoft's long-running war strategy series. The game mechanics are based on Daisenryaku II, but many of the included maps are unique to this release, including several based on Phantasy Star in Sega's console version. There is no campaign mode, and any of the included maps can be played. Some maps are for two players, some for four, and any map can be played with any combination of human and computer players. The computer versions also feature an editor. The game is played on a large map made up of hexagonal spaces, each of which consists of one of the included terrain types. Each player controls a number of units (bought with money), which each take up one space on the grid. The unit types are for the most part based on real-life military equipment from around the time the game was released, what is available to the player depends on the chosen faction. The choices range from single nations, such as China or the USA, to alliances and blocs, for example NATO, which uses a mixture of equipment of it's members.

Data de lançamento
April 29, 1989
Desenvolvedor
Sega Enterprises
Editora
Sega Enterprises
Jogadores
1-4

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Super Daisenryaku

Super Daisenryaku is one of the many titles in SystemSoft's long-running war strategy series. The game mechanics are based on Daisenryaku II, but many of the included maps are unique to this release, including several based on Phantasy Star in Sega's console version. There is no campaign mode, and any of the included maps can be played. Some maps are for two players, some for four, and any map can be played with any combination of human and computer players. The computer versions also feature an editor.

The game is played on a large map made up of hexagonal spaces, each of which consists of one of the included terrain types. Each player controls a number of units (bought with money), which each take up one space on the grid. The unit types are for the most part based on real-life military equipment from around the time the game was released, what is available to the player depends on the chosen faction. The choices range from single nations, such as China or the USA, to alliances and blocs, for example NATO, which uses a mixture of equipment of it's members.

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Strategy

Modos

Multiplayer

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Developer
Sega Enterprises
Publisher
Sega Enterprises

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Data de lançamento

WorldwideApril 29, 1989 · Not Rated

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