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{{Infobox Lost In Translation
|marquee=[[Image:P.O.W. (marquee).png|center|300px|P.O.W. marquee.]]
|title=P.O.W.
|subtitle=Prisoners of War
|screenshot=[[Image:Missing In Action - Arcade.png|center|300px|No screen shot.]]
|manufacturer=SNK
|year=1988
|input=8-way Joystick<br/>3 Button(s)
|cpanel=[[Image:P.O.W. (cpanel).png|center|300px|P.O.W. control panel.]]
|cpu=68000 (@ 10.000 MHz)<br/>Z80 (@ 4.000 MHz)
|sound=Mono<br/>YM3812 (@ 4.000 MHz)<br/>UPD7759 (@ 640.000 kHz)
|video=Raster (Horizontal)<br/>256 x 224 pixels<br/>60.00 Hz<br/>2,048 Palette colours
|screens=1
|roms=23 ROMs<br/>2,556,108 bytes (2.44 [[wikipedia:Mebibyte|MiB]])
|MAME=pow · powj
}}
==About The Game==
'''P.O.W. - Prisoners of War''' is an arcade video game.

After breaking free from your cell in the POW camp, you must fight your way through the entire enemy army using your fists and whatever weapons you can find on dead soldiers.

===Trivia===
Released in August 1988.

This game is known in Japan as "Datsugoku - Prisoners of War".

===Staff===
;Boss:
:Eikichi Kawasaki
;Programmers:
:Konny
:Regulus
:Shoot Yamashita
:Shochan
;Designers:
:F. Kiyoshi
:Suka Michi
:Motti
:Maeda
:Tetsu
:Wara2
:Buri
:Madaka
;Sound:
:Tarkun
:Yoko Osaka
:Kenny

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==Cabinet and Artwork==
<gallery widths="180px" heights="320px" perrow="4">
Image:P.O.W. (cabinet).png|P.O.W. arcade cabinet.
Image:P.O.W. (flyer).jpg|P.O.W. flyer.
</gallery>

==Ports==
; Consoles : 
:Nintendo Famicom (1989) 


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