Lost In Translation/Sengoku

Sengoku
Manufacturer	SNK
Released	1991
Control; Method	8-way Joystick; 4 Button(s)
Main CPU	Neo-Geo; 68000 (@ 12.000 MHz); Z80 (@ 4.000 MHz)
Sound CPU	Stereo; YM2610 (@ 8.000 MHz)
Video; Details	Raster (Horizontal); 320 x 224 pixels; 59.19 Hz; 4,096 Palette colours
Screens	1
ROM Info	21 ROMs; 8,585,216 bytes (8.19 MiB)
MAME ID	sengoku · sengokh

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About The Game

This text needs removing or merging with new text below (OLDLITTEXT) This game is known in Japan as "Sengoku Denshou" which translates as "Civil War Tradition". (OLDLITTEXT)

Two warriors, endowed with spiritual gifts, fight to stop the resurrection of the Mad Shogun. Lots of very interesting enemies and beautiful scenery. The player also has the ability to morph into different fighters.

Additional Technical Information

Players : 2

Control : 8-way joystick

Buttons : 3

=> [A] Attack [B] Jump [C] Change

Trivia

Released in February 1991.

This game is known in Japan as "Sengoku Denshou" (translates from Japanese as 'Civil War Tradition').

The game includes different items which change the special attack :

Green : When 10 green items are collected, life gauge gain 1up

Red : Samurai sword

Blue : Double sword

Purple : Holy sword

Gold : Unknown effect

In level 2, there is a store called 'Boutique Athena' in the background with the original Athena logo from 1986's "Athena" by SNK.

Tips and tricks

Hold the attack button for a couple seconds to launch a burst of energy from the player's fist.

Series

1. Sengoku (1991)

2. Sengoku 2 (1993)

3. Sengoku 3 (2001)

Staff

Producer : Yanbaru

Programmers : Shinchan (as 'Shinchan-SSS'), Oh!Butch

Sound : Tate Norio, Toshio Shimizm (as Shimizum)

Picture : U-Rakuchou, Marohie, Mic-Senbey, Chulip-Nao, Dadamusi, Sick of

Game assists : Dirty-H-Miyamaki, Phantom Iwata, HTMS-Sugimori

Directors : Tama, Moonmin

Cabinet and Artwork

Neo-Geo arcade cabinet.

Sengoku marquee.

Sengoku flyer.

Back of the Sengoku flyer.

Ports

Consoles: Nintendo Super Famicom (1993, "Sengoku Denshou"); Sega Mega CD (1993, "Sengoku Denshou"); SNK Neo-Geo CD (1995, "Sengoku Denshou")

The contents of this page are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
The sources used include MAME (version 0.113u2) and history.dat (revision 1.28 - 2008-10-18).
Please see http://www.arcade-history.com for credits.

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