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| − | ''''Warsong'''' , also known as | + | '''''Warsong''''' , also known as its Japanese title '''''Langrisser''''' (ラングリッサー), is a Turn-based strategy RPG developed by [[Masaya]] and published in the USA by [[Treco]]. |
| − | In Japan and other Asian countries, "Langrisser" would go on to be a very popular franchise spawning multiple sequels (''[[Langrisser II]]'', ''[[Langrisser III]]'', ''[[Langrisser IV]], [[Langrisser V]] and [[Langrisser Millennium]]), but the United States only had this single release, a localization of the first game with some names and character graphics changed. | + | In Japan and other Asian countries, "Langrisser" would go on to be a very popular franchise spawning multiple sequels (''[[Langrisser II]]'', ''[[Langrisser III]]'', ''[[Langrisser IV]]'', ''[[Langrisser V]]'' and ''[[Langrisser Millennium]]''), but the United States only had this single release, a localization of the first game with some names and character graphics changed. |
This game was later included with ''Langrisser II'' in ''[[Langrisser: Dramatic Edition]]'' for the [[Sega Saturn]], which was in turn included in the ''[[Langrisser Tribute]]'' compilation, also for the Saturn. | This game was later included with ''Langrisser II'' in ''[[Langrisser: Dramatic Edition]]'' for the [[Sega Saturn]], which was in turn included in the ''[[Langrisser Tribute]]'' compilation, also for the Saturn. | ||
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | * [http://vc.sega.jp/vc_langrisser/ Official website on Sega.jp (Japanese)] | ||
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| Langrisser |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive, Virtual Console |
| Publisher: NCS (Japan), Treco (USA) |
| Developer: CareerSoft |
| Genre: RPG |
| Series: Langrisser series |
| Number of players: 1 |
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Warsong , also known as its Japanese title Langrisser (ラングリッサー), is a Turn-based strategy RPG developed by Masaya and published in the USA by Treco.
In Japan and other Asian countries, "Langrisser" would go on to be a very popular franchise spawning multiple sequels (Langrisser II, Langrisser III, Langrisser IV, Langrisser V and Langrisser Millennium), but the United States only had this single release, a localization of the first game with some names and character graphics changed.
This game was later included with Langrisser II in Langrisser: Dramatic Edition for the Sega Saturn, which was in turn included in the Langrisser Tribute compilation, also for the Saturn.
External Links
| Langrisser games for Sega systems | |
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Langrisser (1991) | Langrisser II (1994) |
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Langrisser III (1996) | Langrisser IV (1997) | Langrisser: Dramatic Edition (1998) | Langrisser V: The End of Legend (1998) | Langrisser Tribute (1998) |
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Langrisser Millennium (1999) |