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 Romance Of The Three Kingdoms (SNES)
 Romance Of The Three Kingdoms (SNES) ... events in Romance of the Three Kingdoms come from the novel of the same name by Luo Guanzhong and written during the Ming Dynasty. Most of the novel is factual and correctly describes the events that occurred in the Later Han Dynasty, many more minor (and a few larger) details are fictional.Newest Review: ... up with a good enough idea. There are many things you can do on this game, considering it is a very old game that is quite ... more ... good. You sort out all the strategies for battles and for keeping your towns, villages and cities under control.
There are special moments that happen also, like marriages, brother hood, and loads of others. Most of the ideas for this game were from the novel, but there are some things here on the game that Koei added which are fictional, but most of it is the real deal. So hold onto your hats, and prepared to be amazed for the pure brilliance of this SNES game.
There are 3 kingdoms, which are SHU, WU and WEI. There...more |
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Romance Of The Three Kingdoms (SNES): The restoration of the HAN (652 words)
by - written on 25/09/06 (Very useful, 297 readings)
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This is a review of the old classic game Romance of the three kingdoms, the original. Romance of the three kingdoms is about 3 kingdoms, trying to bring piece to the country (China), but they will have to fight each other so they can take control of all of China. But watch out for bandits and rebels, they can be a powerful enemy at some stage. Romance of the three kingdoms is the first set of gaming series done by Koei for romance of the three kingdoms. There are many of them now, but this was the one that started it all, not including the other series like Legend of Cao Cao. Romance of the three kingdoms at first was a novel done by Luo ... Read the complete review
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