A real time strategy game is different than turn-based ones because the action happens simultaneously. The outcome is decided by timing and your strategy. You don't hammer the buttons to attack your enemy. But, you only decide which units to make and tell the units where to go, who and when to attack, etc. For those who may not have played a RTS game before, you control troops (units) to try and destroy the enemy. However, it has some varieties from the PC RTS games such as an Adventure mode, RPG-like items, etc. However, it is the first RTS for the Dreamcast in a similar vein. This is a real-time strategy (RTS) game similar to many of the PC strategy games that are on the market. An (Sega's internet store) version was also sold the week before.
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Hundred Swords 1-4 Players (Multiplayer in Network mode only) 1 Disc Genre: Strategy Memory: 27 Blocks VGA Box Support, Puru-Puru (Rumble) Support, Keyboard and Modem Support 1) Introduction 2) Frequently Asked Questions 3) How to play 3.1) The Battle Screen 3.2) Joystick Controls 3.3) Keyboard Controls 3.4) AI Setting 3.5) Generals 3.6) Building 3.7) Resources and Mining 3.8) Shells 3.9) Between Battle Screens 4) Background 4.1) General Background 4.2) Armies and Characters 5) Play Modes 5.1) Tutorial Mode 5.2) Adventure Mode 5.3) Mission Mode 5.4) Network Mode 5.5) Record 5.6) Option 6) Strategy 6.1) General Strategy 6.2) Adventure Mode Strategy 6.3) Mission Mode Strategy 7) Unit and Structure List 7.1) Nalavale Units 7.2) Gran Units 7.3) Mascar Units 7.4) Ruplustorie Units 7.5) Other Units 8) Shell List 8.1) Offensive Shells 8.2) Defensive Shells 8.3) Movement Shells 8.4) Special Shells 9) Secrets 10) Miscellaneous / Et Cetera 1) Introduction - This game was released on February 15th, 2001 in Japan for the Dreamcast. Hundred Swords FAQ v1.12 (3/25/01) by Gene.
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