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This game is a tactical-level simulation of the naval combat that occurred between the Allied fleets and the Japanese Navy in World War II. Yamato can simulate battles of many scales, ranging from a full-size fleet-to-fleet engagement to a small ship-to-ship duel.

Contents:

Scenarios
- 4 Introductory
- 10 Historical
- 3 Fictional
6 identical mounted sea maps
2 Countersheets (304 counters on each)
Ships cards
- 16 Japanese
- 14 American
- 6 British
- 2 Dutch
- 1 Australian

(from the English translation introduction and user's description)

Title "Yamato Battleship" (in Japanese), subtitle "The Game of Fleet Battle in the Pacific Ocean" (in English).

English language translation by Quarterdeck Games:

Translator: E.Lipset
Production of English version: Jack Greene and Beth Queman

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First of many wargames based off Mobile Suit Gundam.　This game is covering the tactical level land battles in the story. Each unit re