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Shouei System1987

SWAT: Special Weapons and Tactics

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SWAT: Special Weapons and Tactics is a role-playing game developed by Shouei and published by Toei Animation. This game was only ever released in Japan for the Famicom and was never translated from the original Japanese language. The player takes control of a five member team of special anti-terrorist agents as they break into a building where a hostage situation is taking place. Their goal is to take out the villains and free the hostages. Battles with gunmen take place in a traditional RPG style turn-based battle. Players enter the commands for each surviving member of the team, including what weapon to attack with, and which target to attack. When not in battle, the player views the building in a traditional 3D dungeon perspective, moving through the hallways, choosing which rooms to investigate, which traps to disarm, and how to proceed to the end of the game within a given time limit.

Detalles

Lanzamiento
11 de octubre de 1987
Géneros
Role-playing (RPG)
Plataformas
Family Computer
Desarrollo
Shouei System
Publicación
Toei Animation
Temas
Action
Modos
Single player

Idiomas compatibles

IdiomaInterfaceAudioSubtítulos
Japanese日本語Disponible-No disponible-No disponible
DURACIÓN

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Campaña
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100%
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