Sokonuke Taisen Game (Japan)

Sammy Industries • 1995

Sokonuke Taisen Game (Japan) — Title screen
Title screen
Sokonuke Taisen Game (Japan) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Published in Japan in 1995, Sokonuke Taisen Game is a two-player platform and run-jump arcade game developed by Sekarabe and released by Sammy Industries. Players participate in unusual competitive events alongside their partner, which can include activities like inflating balloons or transforming into dragons. The gameplay emphasizes frantic action as players navigate challenges while simultaneously protecting each other from unexpected hazards such as buzzsaws and bombs. The game's visuals are complemented by its hectic pace, creating a uniquely chaotic party-game experience. Utilizing a Motorola 68000 processor and an X1-010 sound chip, Sokonuke Taisen Game offers straightforward controls consisting of an eight-way joystick and a single button for each player. The title itself is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Bottomless War Game," hinting at the seemingly endless stream of bizarre competitions awaiting players.

Details

Manufacturer
Sammy Industries
Year
1995
Players
2
Genre
Platform / Run Jump
Display
raster
Emulation status
imperfect
MAME ID
sokonuke

Machine data derived from the MAME project.