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Super Robot Taisen Compact 2 Dai-1-Bu: Chijou Gekidou Hen

2000 1 Players 80% Not Rated

Super Robot Taisen Compact 2 was the second Super Robot Taisen strategy RPG to be released on the WonderSwan. Like Super Robot Taisen F/ F Final before it, Compact 2 is split into multiple parts: Part 1 and Part 2 occur simultaneously, while Part 3 continues from Part 2. Using the WonderSwan's internal memory, players can send their clear data to each successive game; several events are altered based on the player's previous save, gained items are carried over to Part 3, and a special final scenario can be unlocked by clearing the entire trilogy within 777 turns. The game, like its predecessor, borrows almost all of its gameplay mechanics from F/F Final; however, it introduces the "Support System" which immediately became a core mechanic of the SRW franchise. In Part 1, Kyosuke Nanbu and the Cyber Beast Force battle enemies on the Earth's surface.

Release date
March 30, 2000
Developer
TOSE
Publisher
Bandai
Players
1

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Super Robot Taisen Compact 2 Dai-1-Bu: Chijou Gekidou Hen

Super Robot Taisen Compact 2 was the second Super Robot Taisen strategy RPG to be released on the WonderSwan. Like Super Robot Taisen F/ F Final before it, Compact 2 is split into multiple parts: Part 1 and Part 2 occur simultaneously, while Part 3 continues from Part 2. Using the WonderSwan's internal memory, players can send their clear data to each successive game; several events are altered based on the player's previous save, gained items are carried over to Part 3, and a special final scenario can be unlocked by clearing the entire trilogy within 777 turns.

The game, like its predecessor, borrows almost all of its gameplay mechanics from F/F Final; however, it introduces the "Support System" which immediately became a core mechanic of the SRW franchise.

In Part 1, Kyosuke Nanbu and the Cyber Beast Force battle enemies on the Earth's surface.

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Strategy

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Single Player

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Developer
TOSE
Publisher
Bandai

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Release date

WorldwideMarch 30, 2000 · Not Rated

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