The Eagle and the Sun (1991)
2 - 2 persone
120 - 84000 min
12+
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Descrizione: User Summary
Sub-titled "The War in the Pacific 1932-1948, this is a a World War II Pacific Theater wargame that allows you to recreate various campaigns. The game has been described by some as a remake of S.P.I.'s War in the Pacific: The Campaign Against Imperial Japan, 1941-45.
The contents include:
'7'-22" by 34" multi-colors Game Mapsheets
2,580 1/2" by 1/2" & 672 1/2" by 3/4" cardboard game counters
'2'-Rules, Scenarios, & Tables Booklets- (of 64 pages)
Some of the Scenarios include:
'1932'-Mini Campaign-Attack by the I.J.N. on the Panama Canal with an 'Arms Race' as an *Option*-(and including the 'cancelled' vessels for both sides);
'Training' Scenarios:
the Relief of Wake Island
Battle of the Gilbert Isles;
Midway;
Burma;
Philippines Sea;
"Fantasy Sci-Fi" game on "The Final Countdown"-(the Movie where a Modern Nuclear Carrier is "sent back in time to just before Dec. 7th, 1941");
entire Pacific Campaign.
The turns represent a Week's time, there is a method for determining "Initiative" for one side or the other, and many detailed minutiae for those 'buffs' staunch enough to make their way through this.
Sub-titled "The War in the Pacific 1932-1948, this is a a World War II Pacific Theater wargame that allows you to recreate various campaigns. The game has been described by some as a remake of S.P.I.'s War in the Pacific: The Campaign Against Imperial Japan, 1941-45.
The contents include:
'7'-22" by 34" multi-colors Game Mapsheets
2,580 1/2" by 1/2" & 672 1/2" by 3/4" cardboard game counters
'2'-Rules, Scenarios, & Tables Booklets- (of 64 pages)
Some of the Scenarios include:
'1932'-Mini Campaign-Attack by the I.J.N. on the Panama Canal with an 'Arms Race' as an *Option*-(and including the 'cancelled' vessels for both sides);
'Training' Scenarios:
the Relief of Wake Island
Battle of the Gilbert Isles;
Midway;
Burma;
Philippines Sea;
"Fantasy Sci-Fi" game on "The Final Countdown"-(the Movie where a Modern Nuclear Carrier is "sent back in time to just before Dec. 7th, 1941");
entire Pacific Campaign.
The turns represent a Week's time, there is a method for determining "Initiative" for one side or the other, and many detailed minutiae for those 'buffs' staunch enough to make their way through this.