Famicom Wars (1988)
Platforms: NES · Wii · Nintendo 3DS · Wii U · Nintendo SwitchGenres: Genres · Strategy / tactics · Top-down · Turn-based · Turn-based strategy (TBS)
The Red Star nation and the Blue Moon nation are at war. Each has deployed troops and works to obtain enough funds so as to buy the necessary military hardware to overcome the other side. Famicom Wars is a turn-based strategy game. The player takes the...
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Cast & Crew · 17 people
- Hiroshi Yamauchi· Executive Producer (uncredited)
- Gunpei Yokoi· Producer
- Satoru Okada· Directer
- Makoto Kanoh· Title
- Hiroji Kiyotake· Design
- Hirofumi Matsuoka· Design
- Hirokazu Tanaka· Sound
- Kenji Yamamoto· Sound
- Toru Narihiro· M. Programer
- Yase Sobajima· S. Programer
- Hiroyuki Yukami· S. Programer
- Mitsunari Tani· S. Programer
- M. Hosokawa· S. Programer
- Masafumi Sakashita· Special Thanks
- Masao Yamamoto· Special Thanks
- Takahiro Harada· Special Thanks
- Kohta Fukui· Postman
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