Rittaiban Yuugekiou
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Rittaiban Yuugekiou (立体版 遊撃王), also known as Yuugekiou (遊撃王, lit. "Guerrilla King"), is a 3D first-person flight simulator video game developed by SystemSoft and released for the PC-9801 in 1985. Viewed from a first-person perspective, it was one of the first 3D computer games, displaying 3D polygon graphics as well as supporting stereoscopic 3-D glasses. It has a Mission Mode, which involves first-person shooter air combat, and a Flight Mode, which involves open-world exploration in locations such as Tokyo, Egypt and London.
It has a sequel, Air Combat: Yuugekiou II, released in 1989.
Gameplay
Physical scans
PC-9801 F version
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PC-9801 UV version
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