| These remakes were developed in collaboration with | If you are new to wikis, check out the |
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| In the original Famicom Wars, two players were allowed to play; in Game Boy Wars, players could play multiplayer games | Games [ ] Game Title Developer Publisher System Release Notes , 1988 First game in the series |
| Check out the to see what the community is working on, to give feedback or just to say hi | The Advance Wars series of games, along with the far lesser known , include , giving them increased replayability |
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| Black Hole Rising introduced , and Dual Strike introduced | The success of Advance Wars in the West is frequently credited as a driving force for Nintendo bringing another Intelligent Systems franchise, , outside of Japan, as both series share a similar tactical gameplay style |
The two armies could either be controlled by human players, or a human player could play against an AI opponent.
9| In the original Famicom Wars, two players were allowed to play; in Game Boy Wars, players could play multiplayer games | The original game consists of two armies, Red Star which became Orange Star in later international versions, possibly to avoid associations with and Blue Moon fighting over square grid-based maps |
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| Multiplayer [ ] Multiplayer mode is an important part of the Nintendo Wars series | Famicom Wars, where it is considered a spin-off from the main series |
These early installments were released exclusively in Japan, with 2001 being the first to reach the North American and European markets.
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