Trojan (PlayChoice-10)

Trojan is a two-player fighting game released in 1986 by Capcom USA under license from Nintendo of America and distributed through the unique PlayChoice-10 arcade system. Players control one of two characters engaged in close-quarters combat using an eight-way joystick and two buttons to execute attacks. The gameplay focuses on direct confrontation, with actions revolving around punches, kicks, and strategic positioning to overwhelm your opponent. This version is presented on the Nintendo PlayChoice-10 hardware, utilizing a Zilog Z80 processor alongside a N2A03 chip for both visuals and sound. While this arcade release provides a distinct experience compared to home console versions, players seeking more detailed information about the core game mechanics and narrative are encouraged to explore the original NES title. The PlayChoice-10 system allowed for multiple games to be housed within a single cartridge, offering arcades a compact and flexible gaming solution. Trojan represents one of those titles available through this innovative distribution method.