Field Combat

Field Combat is a 1985 shooter video game developed and published by Jaleco for arcades.

Near-future weapons hit the world of the Three Kingdoms! Capture famous heroes and great heroes and invade the world of war! Released for feature phones in 2007, "Mikuni Field Combat" is a spin-off of Jaleco's shooter game "Field Combat," released for arcades and the Family Computer in 1985. "Field Combat" is a strategic shooter game in which you control the futuristic UFO-type attack aircraft carrier "Genesis-3" and capture enemy units with a capture beam to use them as allies while trying to clear stages. For some reason, this futuristic weapon, the "Genesis-3," is storming into the world of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" at the end of the 2nd century! The system of capturing enemies with a capture beam and using them as allies remains the same, but more than 130 popular generals familiar to fans of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms appear! Recruit your favorite generals to your side and survive the wars of mainland China, where intrigue is rife! Operate the futuristic UFO-type attack aircraft carrier "Genesis-3", defeat enemy infantry and obstacles, recruit your favorite generals as your allies, and aim to conquer the stage! Can you survive the wars of mainland China, where political intrigue is swirling? Capture enemy generals and make them your allies. Use the capture beam to capture enemies and make them your allies! More than 130 popular generals familiar to fans of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms appear! Use your allies' unique strategies to gain an advantage in battle! Each captured general has a strategy (special move) that will help you. Figure out when to use it and advance the battle more advantageously! Operate the attack mobile aircraft carrier Genesis-3 to occupy the enemy castle at the top of the map. Damage the boss enemy, who is always present on each side, and defeat, capture, or force them to retreat, and the castle gate will open. Enter the castle gate that Genesis-3 opens to proceed to the next stage. Also, if you damage famous generals, including boss enemies, and weaken their remaining vitality to 30%, a "GET!" message will appear above them, and you will be able to capture them with a capture beam. You can make captured generals your allies after clearing the stage. Capture all the strong enemies and make them your allies to create your own strongest army (you can have up to 14 generals). If your ship, Genesis-3, loses its vitality or the time limit runs out, it will be destroyed and the game will be over. Allied generals who are incapacitated in battles on each stage will not be lost, and will be revived in the next stage or when you continue. All allied generals always have one "strategy." A strategy is a powerful technique that can only be activated once per stage. When the strategy you want to use is lit up in the bottom right of the screen, press the strategy button at the right time to change the course of the battle. Only one strategy can be active at a time, and when a new strategy is activated, the previous one will be overwritten. Continuous strategies last for about 30 seconds, and damage-dealing strategies have the following expected damage value: Water Strategy > Fire Strategy > Ambush Strategy. Each general has a rarity, and is ranked in the following order: GR (Greater Rare) > R (Rare) > S (Special) > N (Normal). The higher the rarity of a general, the less likely they are to appear randomly (as a general excluding bosses), but you can expect a higher level of ability.

This is a shooting game that combines futuristic weapons with the worldview of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and has been well-received since its release as an app for NTT DoCoMo in May of this year, so it has now been ported to Yahoo! Mobile. The game adopts the Capture Beam system from Field Combat, which was released in 1985 for arcades and the Family Computer, and tells the story of how players must use a variety of weapons and tactics to survive the chaotic battles of mainland China in an innovative worldview and system. This game is recommended not only for those who have enjoyed Field Combat in the arcade or Family Computer versions, but also for fans of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and those who have never played before. Please enjoy the unique system and the charm of the characters.

Field Combat is a 1985 video game in which the player fights as a single commanding officer in a generic futuristic battlefield. The Family Computer version of Field Combat was later released for the Wii's Virtual Console service exclusively in Japan on June 12, 2007.

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Field Combat is a 1985 shooter video game developed and published by Jaleco for arcades.