Far East of Eden II: Manjimaru
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Tengai Makyou II: Manji Maru is a role-playing video game and the second game in the Tengai Makyou series.
Part of collection:
Far East Of Eden
(last 3 games)
PC Engine Best Collection: Tengai Makyou Collection is a videogames compilation including: - Far East of Eden: Ziria (1989) - Far East of Eden II: Manjimaru (1992) - Far East of Eden: Fuun Kabukiden (1993) - Far East of Eden: Kabuki Ittou Ryoudan (1995)
An Xbox 360 remake Tengai Makyou: Ziria – Haruka naru Jipang was released in 2006. Gaijinworks was working on an English localization of the remake at some point, but had to cancel the project due to being unable to get past Microsoft's publishing minimums.
Part of franchise:
Far East of Eden
(last 3 games)
PC Engine Best Collection: Tengai Makyou Collection is a videogames compilation including: - Far East of Eden: Ziria (1989) - Far East of Eden II: Manjimaru (1992) - Far East of Eden: Fuun Kabukiden (1993) - Far East of Eden: Kabuki Ittou Ryoudan (1995)
An Xbox 360 remake Tengai Makyou: Ziria – Haruka naru Jipang was released in 2006. Gaijinworks was working on an English localization of the remake at some point, but had to cancel the project due to being unable to get past Microsoft's publishing minimums.
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