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SNK Neo Geo Pocket

Shougi no Tatsujin: Master of Syougi

1998 1-2 Players 30% Not Rated

Shougi (usually transliterated as shogi) is "Japanese chess" - a turn-based board game (the board has 9x9 squares) very similar to normal chess, but all pieces are different. There we have: -1 king -1 rook -1 bishop -2 gold generals -2 silver generals -2 knights -2 lances -9 pawns. Each unit has own move and all units are weaker than chess counterparts (for example Knight/Horse can't go backward), but all figures can be promoted and gain new moves. The player must defeat the enemy's king. Shougi no Tatsujin is an electronic version of this classic board game, where players can choose fight characters to fight and change several rules.

Release date
November 20, 1998
Developer
ADK
Publisher
SNK
Players
1-2

About this game

Shougi no Tatsujin: Master of Syougi

Shougi (usually transliterated as shogi) is "Japanese chess" - a turn-based board game (the board has 9x9 squares) very similar to normal chess, but all pieces are different. There we have: -1 king -1 rook -1 bishop -2 gold generals -2 silver generals -2 knights -2 lances -9 pawns. Each unit has own move and all units are weaker than chess counterparts (for example Knight/Horse can't go backward), but all figures can be promoted and gain new moves. The player must defeat the enemy's king. Shougi no Tatsujin is an electronic version of this classic board game, where players can choose fight characters to fight and change several rules.

Genres

Strategy

Modes

Multiplayer

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Developer
ADK
Publisher
SNK

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Release date

WorldwideNovember 20, 1998 · Not Rated

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