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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (パワーモンガー) is a strategy game conceived by Peter Molyneux at [[Bullfrog Productions]], and was released for the [[sega:Amiga|Commodore Amiga]] and {{SegaLink|Atari ST}} in 1990. It was subsequently ported to the [[PC-9801 VM]] and [[PC-9801 UV]] in the years which followed.
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==Gameplay==
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==Production credits==
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*'''Executive Producer:''' Takayuki Kamikura
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*'''Producer:''' Takashi Izumi
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*'''Director:''' Hiroshi Oka
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*'''Programmer:''' Yukio Horimoto
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*'''Designer:''' Reiko Oshida
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*'''Music:''' Kazuo Sawa
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*'''Manual:''' Tetsuo Kanai, Noboru Ohkawa (Ziggy)
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*'''Assistant:''' Noriaki Sugiyama, Kazuya Tozaki
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*'''Marketing Director:''' Shuhei Iida
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*'''Supervisor:''' Shoichi Iida, Aki Kodama, Seiichi Takahashi
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:'''POWERMONGER<br>(C) 1990/1991 [[Electronic Arts]]<br>Original by [[Bullfrog]]<br>Japanese version by [[Infinity|INFINITY]]'''
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{{creditsheader|Designed by Bullfrog}}
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*'''Programmed by:''' Peter Molyneux, Glenn Corpes, Kevin Donkin
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*'''Graphics by:''' Gary Carr, Simon Hunter
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*'''Sound by:''' Charles Callet
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*'''Game Testing:''' Alex Trowers, Sean Cooper, James Richardson, Jonathan Barnes
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*'''Support:''' Les Edgar
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:'''Powermonger is dedicated to Nolie'''
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*'''Special Thanks to:''' Joss Ellis, Rupert Easterbrook, Kevin Shrapnell, Scott Probin, John Roberts, Jason (Islam!) Whitely
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*'''and thanks to:''' Simon Jefferey, Lesley Mansford
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*'''Intro-Sequence by:''' E.S.D.
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*'''Intro. Programming:'''
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**'''ST:''' Stewart Gilray
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**'''Amiga:''' Steve Chalmers
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**'''ST:''' Andrew Buchanan
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*'''Intro. Graphics:''' Richard Fox, Andy Smith
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*'''Font:''' John Dalziel
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*'''Intro Music:''' Tim Wright of Jester Bros.
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==Magazine articles==
 
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==Physical scans==
 
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Latest revision as of 06:37, 4 May 2024

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Power Monger
System(s): PC-9801 VM, PC-9801 UV
Publisher: Imagineer
Developer:
Licensor: Electronic Arts
Original system(s): Amiga, Atari ST
Genre: Simulation































Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code
PC-9801 VM
JP 		¥12,80012,800[1]
PC-9801 UV
JP 		¥12,80012,800[1]
Non-NEC versions
Commodore Amiga
Amiga
Atari ST
Atari ST
FM Towns/FM Towns Marty
FM Towns
Macintosh
Macintosh
Sega Mega Drive
Mega Drive
Sega Mega-CD
Mega-CD
Super NES
Super NES
X68000
X68000

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Power Monger (パワーモンガー) is a strategy game conceived by Peter Molyneux at Bullfrog Productions, and was released for the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST in 1990. It was subsequently ported to the PC-9801 VM and PC-9801 UV in the years which followed.

Gameplay

Production credits

  • Executive Producer: Takayuki Kamikura
  • Producer: Takashi Izumi
  • Director: Hiroshi Oka
  • Programmer: Yukio Horimoto
  • Designer: Reiko Oshida
  • Music: Kazuo Sawa
  • Manual: Tetsuo Kanai, Noboru Ohkawa (Ziggy)
  • Assistant: Noriaki Sugiyama, Kazuya Tozaki
  • Marketing Director: Shuhei Iida
  • Supervisor: Shoichi Iida, Aki Kodama, Seiichi Takahashi
POWERMONGER
(C) 1990/1991 Electronic Arts
Original by Bullfrog
Japanese version by INFINITY
Designed by Bullfrog
  • Programmed by: Peter Molyneux, Glenn Corpes, Kevin Donkin
  • Graphics by: Gary Carr, Simon Hunter
  • Sound by: Charles Callet
  • Game Testing: Alex Trowers, Sean Cooper, James Richardson, Jonathan Barnes
  • Support: Les Edgar
Powermonger is dedicated to Nolie
  • Special Thanks to: Joss Ellis, Rupert Easterbrook, Kevin Shrapnell, Scott Probin, John Roberts, Jason (Islam!) Whitely
  • and thanks to: Simon Jefferey, Lesley Mansford
  • Intro-Sequence by: E.S.D.
  • Intro. Programming:
    • ST: Stewart Gilray
    • Amiga: Steve Chalmers
    • ST: Andrew Buchanan
  • Intro. Graphics: Richard Fox, Andy Smith
  • Font: John Dalziel
  • Intro Music: Tim Wright of Jester Bros.
Source:
In-game credits

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Magazine articles

Main article: Power Monger/Magazine articles.

Physical scans

PC-9801 VM version

PC-9801 VM, JP
PowerMonger PC9801VM JP Box.jpg
Cover

PC-9801 UV version

PC-9801 UV, JP
PowerMonger PC9801UV JP Box.jpg
Cover

References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 http://www.imagineer.co.jp:80/imagi_n/product/50on/list_ha.htm (Wayback Machine: 1998-06-11 07:27)

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