I was and still am a HUGE fan of Genghis Khan on NES by Koei.I know Koei made several other NES game too. Nobunaga's Ambition 1 & 2, Romance of the Three Kindoms 1 & 2, and Uncharted Waters, Gemfire, L'EMPEREUR and Bandit Kings of Ancient China.I was hoping another fan of NES Koei games could give me their opinion on Genghis Khan and the other Koei games.Which one have you played? Which is your fav and why?
Quote from: mastodon on August 12, 2019, 12:18:26 amI was and still am a HUGE fan of Genghis Khan on NES by Koei.I know Koei made several other NES game too. Nobunaga's Ambition 1 & 2, Romance of the Three Kindoms 1 & 2, and Uncharted Waters, Gemfire, L'EMPEREUR and Bandit Kings of Ancient China.I was hoping another fan of NES Koei games could give me their opinion on Genghis Khan and the other Koei games.Which one have you played? Which is your fav and why? Did you try the newer ones? 16bit and 32bit? The 8 bit versions are kind of hard to look at for me now. About the height of strategy NES games ends and starts with North and South for me.
Mastodon,What made Genghis Khan so appealing on the NES?
Quote from: masamune on August 15, 2019, 05:22:04 pmMastodon,What made Genghis Khan so appealing on the NES?Just all the mechanics. Trading, all the diplomatic options, training troops, self, princes. Going to war. Managing conquered states. Marring children off to gain trust. I just found out recently Koei remade a lot of their NES better onto the JP Saturn, but its zero English. Unlike the JP Capcom fighters that are so good. I really wish it were translated.