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About Master of Syougi

Is a turn-based game - an adaptation of Shogi, a Japanese type of chess-like game. The player can select 1 from 8 opponents to play. Each player has a set of 20 wedge-shaped pieces different from international chess. Another difference - captured pieces could be returned to the board and all can be promoted.

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Release Date: January 13, 1995

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