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{{stub}}'''''Herzog Zwei''''' (ヘルツォーク・ツヴァイ) is the sequel to ''Herzog'', and was released exclusively for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1989. | {{stub}}'''''Herzog Zwei''''' (ヘルツォーク・ツヴァイ) is the sequel to ''Herzog'', and was released exclusively for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1989. | ||
''Herzog Zwei'' is often credited for creating the foundations of the real time strategy genre. The player controls a unit which can freely transform from a plane to a robot, and must create and transport units to capture structures and destroy enemy bases. | ''Herzog Zwei'' is often credited for creating the foundations of the real time strategy genre. The player controls a unit which can freely transform from a plane to a robot, and must create and transport units to capture structures and destroy enemy bases. | ||
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| + | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | {{multicol| | ||
| + | :'''Main Program''': Takashi Iwanaga | ||
| + | :'''Weapon Program''': Haruhiko Ohtsuka | ||
| + | :'''Map Design''': Osamu Tsujikawa | ||
| + | :'''Character Design''': Izumi Fukuda | ||
| + | :'''Demo Program''': Izumi Fukuda | ||
| + | :'''Music Compose''': Naosuke Arai, Tomomi Ohtani | ||
| + | :'''Sound Effect''': Naosuke Arai, Tomomi Ohtani | ||
| + | :'''Manual Writer''':Fumio Sugano | ||
| + | :'''Herzog''': T. O. | ||
| + | :'''Special Thanks''': Marie Hughes, Kamometei | ||
| + | :'''Copyright''': Tecno Soft | ||
| + | }} | ||
==Physical Scans== | ==Physical Scans== | ||
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| + | | cvg=82 | ||
| + | | joystick=78 | ||
| + | | pp=80 | ||
| + | }} | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:HerzogZwei MD US Box.jpg|US cover | File:HerzogZwei MD US Box.jpg|US cover | ||
Revision as of 23:36, 23 October 2010
| Herzog Zwei |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
| Publisher: Technosoft |
| Developer: Technosoft |
| Genre: Strategy |
| Number of players: 1-2 |
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Herzog Zwei (ヘルツォーク・ツヴァイ) is the sequel to Herzog, and was released exclusively for the Sega Mega Drive in 1989.
Herzog Zwei is often credited for creating the foundations of the real time strategy genre. The player controls a unit which can freely transform from a plane to a robot, and must create and transport units to capture structures and destroy enemy bases.
Production Credits
- Main Program: Takashi Iwanaga
- Weapon Program: Haruhiko Ohtsuka
- Map Design: Osamu Tsujikawa
- Character Design: Izumi Fukuda
- Demo Program: Izumi Fukuda
- Music Compose: Naosuke Arai, Tomomi Ohtani
- Sound Effect: Naosuke Arai, Tomomi Ohtani
- Manual Writer:Fumio Sugano
- Herzog: T. O.
- Special Thanks: Marie Hughes, Kamometei
- Copyright: Tecno Soft
Physical Scans
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US cover
EU cover
JP cover
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