Advanced Daisenryaku 2001 belongs to Daisenryaku ('Grand Strategy'), one of Japan's longest-running turn-based wargame sagas, with historical units, terrain management, and logistics on a hex-grid board, in the military simulation tradition SystemSoft had been cultivating since the home computers of the '80s.
Like nearly the entire series, it never crossed borders: it depends completely on text and on a wargaming tradition that in the West lived mostly on PC. Today it's one more piece for anyone mapping out the complete Japanese strategy catalog of Dreamcast, a niche genre the console welcomed with unusual generosity.
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