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Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (Cart Only)
Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (Cart Only)
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Immerse yourself in a grand dark fantasy saga that completely reshaped the landscape of tactical role-playing games. Officially launching in Japan on March 12, 1993, this masterful series debut was developed by Quest Corporation and published by Quest before going on to earn legendary status worldwide. Rather than standard turn-based grids, the game tasks players with managing customizable, multi-character squads in dynamic, real-time tactical maps.
You will direct deployments across sprawling battlefields, navigate alignment meters that shift based on your moral choices, and engage in auto-battles where custom tarot cards can completely turn the tide against enemy legions. Boasting beautiful 16-bit visual palettes and a branched alignment architecture that results in 13 unique narrative conclusions, it stands as an absolute high-water mark for strategic storytelling. This complex cartridge is a vital cornerstone for serious import collectors, tactical RPG completionists, and fans of classic Capcom-era development.
What’s Included:
- Original Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen Super Famicom Game Cartridge
Compatibility Note:
This is an authentic Japanese software cartridge release. While Japanese Super Famicom cartridges possess a unique outer shell shape, they are internally region-free. This game is 100% physically compatible with any original Japanese Super Famicom console or a North American Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) that has had its physical plastic internal cartridge tabs removed.
This is an authentic Japanese software cartridge release. While Japanese Super Famicom cartridges possess a unique outer shell shape, they are internally region-free. This game is 100% physically compatible with any original Japanese Super Famicom console or a North American Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) that has had its physical plastic internal cartridge tabs removed.
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