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action during the next turn), and Heal (which restores health points to a chosen unit). Different units specialize in different skills, such as support actions, melee attacks, or distance attacks—along with their range of movement, each unit also has an independent range in which they can perform actions. Each unit's critical strike is accompanied by a dedicated cinematic. The player can also issue
Commands in battle to make the Flower Division take specific battle formations, and two units can pair up for a powerful attack on a single enemy. Actions taken during LIPS sequences with members of the Flower Division directly impact battles; skillful performances during LIPS segments raise a character's Trust, granting status increases and improving combat ability.
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during the first half of 1998, which made it the country's eighth-best-selling game for the period. Its total sales by August 1998 reached 577,000 units in Japan, where it became the fifth best-selling Saturn title of all time. The
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video game in which the player controls Ichiro Ogami and the all-female "Flower
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Yamazaki, who is then killed by the Black Demons' true leader, a masked man dubbed the Demon King. The Flower Division recruit two new members during their fight—the aristocratic Japanese-Italian Orihime Soletta, and the emotionally-distant German Reni Milchstrasse.
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gave the game a score of 33/40, with the title generally receiving praise for its polished mechanics and storyline despite a lack of innovation. Due to its Japanese exclusivity, some of the English-language reviews for
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returned as general producer, Tomoyuki Ito as chief director,
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division, who had produced the original game. Series creator
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in September 2000. Defined as a "dramatic adventure" game,
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2002年春、ドリームキャスト最後の超大作「サクラ大戦4」遂に映画化! 12月22日「サクラ大戦 活動写真」劇場公開
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was awarded in the "Packaged Work" category alongside the
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as composer. Takaharu Terada, who would later work on the
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against Tokyo's government and the group's theater base.
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and supervised by Red Company. Set during the ending of
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released on September 21, 2000. It was later ported to
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Taking place one year after the events of the original
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2107:[1998 Consumer Game Software Sales: Top 100].
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1467:(in Japanese). ITMedia. April 20, 2004.
1166:Sakura Wars 2: Thou Shalt Not Die Manual
2411:サクラ大戦.com ゲームタイトル紹介 - サクラ大戦３～巴里は燃えているか～
2081:"First Half '98 Top Ten Japanese Games"
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449:and produced by veteran Sega designer
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1941:from the original on November 6, 2007
1278:Sakura Wars: In Hot Blood Premium DVD
803:(PSP) and released on March 9, 2006.
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2143:. Japan Game Charts. Archived from
2079:Ohbuchi, Yutaka (August 20, 1998).
2048:"Sakura Wars Strikes the Dreamcast"
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1471:from the original on April 23, 2004
1409:"Sakura Wars 2: Thou Shalt Not Die"
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2477:from the original on June 28, 2013
2022:"RPGFan Reviews - Sakura Taisen 2"
1851:サクラ大戦.com ゲームタイトル紹介 - サクラ大戦1&2
1691:(in Japanese). Kohei Tanaka blog.
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1819:豪華特典付き！『サクラ大戦』シリーズ4作品がDVD-ROMで登場
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1317:サクラ大戦2 君、死にたもうことなかれ 原画&設定資料集
1244:"Project S: The People Who Made
992:Sakura Wars 3: Is Paris Burning?
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518:The two main gameplay modes of
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2141:"Sega Saturn Japanese Ranking"
2105:"1998年のコンシューマーゲームソフトの売上Top100"
1994:セガサターン - サクラ大戦2 〜君、死にたもうことなかれ〜
1898:Yip, Spencer (June 29, 2010).
1580:. July 25, 2002. p. 193.
1498:Sakura Wars 2 Steam Gramophone
1088:Lada, Jenni (April 24, 2006).
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2378:"Sakura Project 2000 Details"
2006:. April 17, 1998. p. 29.
1714:Sakura Wars Complete Song Box
1606:サクラ大戦WEBラジオ 第16回 「摩天楼にバキュー……」
1570:サクラ大戦4 ~恋せよ乙女~ 最終攻略&設定資料集
1280:] (Video) (in Japanese).
1157:Sega Staff (April 4, 1998).
1012:Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love
957:Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love
921:during gameplay. At the 1998
824:to North America and Europe.
2835:Video games set in the 1920s
2347:"Sakura Wars - Performances"
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1500:liner notes." (in Japanese)
1464:Production I.Gイベントに押井氏＆広井氏登場
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1252:プロジェクトS 『サクラ大戦』 を創った人々
432:Imperial Japanese Navy
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538:tactical role-playing
411:tactical role-playing
409:combines overlapping
349:Tactical role-playing
2603:3: Is Paris Burning?
2056:. October 19, 1999.
2020:Sagami, Kei (2001).
1937:. November 8, 2001.
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1447:(in Japanese) (21).
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801:PlayStation Portable
658:February 26 Incident
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243:PlayStation Portable
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2617:V: So Long, My Love
1971:on December 9, 2016
1732:Dengeki Sega Saturn
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