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+ | |name = ''Super Famicom Wars'' |
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|developer = [[Intelligent Systems]] |
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|publisher = [[Nintendo]] |
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| − | |released = [[File:JP.png|15 px]] May 1, [[1998]]<br>[[File:JP.png|15 px]] February 16, [[2010]] |
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| − | |genre = Tactical role-playing game |
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| + | |system2 = Virtual Console (Wii) |
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| + | |system2JP = February 16, [[2010]] |
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| + | |system3JP = October 2, [[2013]] |
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| + | |genre = Turn-based Strategy |
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| − | |platforms = [[Super Famicom]] ([[Satellaview]]), [[Virtual Console]] |
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'''''Super Famicom Wars''''' is an [[Intelligent Systems]] developed video game published by [[Nintendo]] that was released exclusively on the [[Super Famicom]]'s [[Satellaview]] service starting in May of [[1998]]. It was the only ''Nintendo Wars'' video game released on the console, and was never released in America or Europe. Due to being released on an enhanced console, nearly everything was updated, though the game is in no way a remake of the original ''[[Famicom Wars]]''. However, since it was released on the satellite system, some things had to be omitted such as multiplayer modes, a campaign, and even a story, which was unfortunate though understandable. |
'''''Super Famicom Wars''''' is an [[Intelligent Systems]] developed video game published by [[Nintendo]] that was released exclusively on the [[Super Famicom]]'s [[Satellaview]] service starting in May of [[1998]]. It was the only ''Nintendo Wars'' video game released on the console, and was never released in America or Europe. Due to being released on an enhanced console, nearly everything was updated, though the game is in no way a remake of the original ''[[Famicom Wars]]''. However, since it was released on the satellite system, some things had to be omitted such as multiplayer modes, a campaign, and even a story, which was unfortunate though understandable. |
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==Gameplay== |
==Gameplay== |
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+ | Like the original game, you control an army of modern units (unlike ''[[BS Fire Emblem: Akaneia Senki]]'') against an opposing army of similar units. Also unlike ''Fire Emblem'' is the fact that each unit can be disposed and replaced, and that each unit does not have a unique and individual background. The game is a tactical role-playing game. Unlike the other “wars” games, in Super Famicom Wars, both the attacking and the defending units fire at the same time. Some units have also been added. |
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In February of [[2010]], ''Super Famicom Wars'' was released on the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console]] in Japan. |
In February of [[2010]], ''Super Famicom Wars'' was released on the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console]] in Japan. |
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[[Category:1998 video games]] |
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[[Category:2010 video games]] |
[[Category:2010 video games]] |
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[[Category:Intelligent Systems]] |
[[Category:Intelligent Systems]] |
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[[Category:Nintendo Wars]] |
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Revision as of 22:22, 27 December 2019
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Super Famicom Wars is an Intelligent Systems developed video game published by Nintendo that was released exclusively on the Super Famicom's Satellaview service starting in May of 1998. It was the only Nintendo Wars video game released on the console, and was never released in America or Europe. Due to being released on an enhanced console, nearly everything was updated, though the game is in no way a remake of the original Famicom Wars. However, since it was released on the satellite system, some things had to be omitted such as multiplayer modes, a campaign, and even a story, which was unfortunate though understandable.
Gameplay
Like the original game, you control an army of modern units (unlike BS Fire Emblem: Akaneia Senki) against an opposing army of similar units. Also unlike Fire Emblem is the fact that each unit can be disposed and replaced, and that each unit does not have a unique and individual background. The game is a tactical role-playing game. Unlike the other “wars” games, in Super Famicom Wars, both the attacking and the defending units fire at the same time. Some units have also been added.
Trivia
In February of 2010, Super Famicom Wars was released on the Wii's Virtual Console in Japan.
| Nintendo Wars series | |
|---|---|
| Main series | Famicom Wars • Super Famicom Wars • Game Boy Wars • Game Boy Wars 2 • Game Boy Wars 3 Advance Wars (1+2 • Re-Boot Camp) • Black Hole Rising (1+2 • Re-Boot Camp) • Dual Strike • Days of Ruin |
| Related | Battalion Wars • Battalion Wars 2 • Fire Emblem • Intelligent Systems • Hudson Soft • 64 Wars Knight Wars • Tiny Metal • Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble • WarGroove |