The Story Nectaris Hudson, 9 February 1989. The year is 2089, the battlefield is the surface of the Moon, and there is a missile pointed at Earth. But the reason this game is remembered is a rule: the Zone of Control — a unit does not merely occupy its own square, it presses on the squares around it. That single idea became a standard of the genre afterwards. Jun Chikuma wrote the music. Overseas it was renamed Military Madness. Same Moon. — The shopkeeper, Enjoy Game Japan Used. Tested and working. HuCARD only — the case and manual are not included. The card has scuffs and scratches from normal use. Please check before you buy: this is an NTSC-J (Japanese region) HuCARD. It needs a Japanese PC Engine, or a system modified for region-free play, and it will not fit a North American TurboGrafx-16 without an adapter. Used HuCARDs are never manufactured again — what is on the shelf is simply what survived. This one was cleaned and tested by hand here in Japan before it was listed. If you would like photos of this exact card before you buy, just send us a message and we will gladly send them. 📖 Curious about the PC Engine? I wrote its whole story — how it was born and what made it special — in our Museum. Read the story →— The shopkeeper, Japan 🇯🇵 🎮 Prefer it ready to play, right out of the box? We also hand-pack tested PC Engine sets — a cleaned console, classic games and every cable you need, together at a friendlier price than buying it piece by piece. See the ready-to-play PC Engine bundles →— The shopkeeper, Japan 🇯🇵