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{{Infobox Game
 
| Title          = Guerrilla War
 
| Title          = Guerrilla War
 
| BoxArt          = Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
 
| BoxArt          = Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
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| Year            = 1988
 
| Year            = 1988
 
| DeveloperName  = SNK Corporation
 
| DeveloperName  = SNK Corporation
| DeveloperPage  = SNK
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| DeveloperPage  = SNK Playmore
 
| Amazon          = B000E7RH0A
 
| Amazon          = B000E7RH0A
 
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'''''Guerrilla War''''' is one of the better run-and-gun military games for the NES platform. The game allows two-player simultaneous action and a whole bunch of enemies, weapons, explosions, and bullets flying everywhere. While it is possible to make it through the game unscathed, you'll probably die a few thousand times. However, since the game gives you infinite continues, you shouldn't have any problem beating the game every time you play it. While this does take away some of the satisfaction of beating it, it also takes away all of the frustration found in games like [[Commando (NES)]] and [[Ikari Warriors (NES)]].
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'''''Guerrilla War''''' is one of the better run-and-gun military games for the NES platform. The game is a fairly faithful port of the [[Guerrilla War (ARC)|arcade game]]. The game allows two-player simultaneous action and a whole bunch of enemies, weapons, explosions, and bullets flying everywhere. While it is possible to make it through the game unscathed, you'll probably die a few thousand times. However, since the game gives you infinite continues, you shouldn't have any problem beating the game every time you play it. While this does take away some of the satisfaction of beating it, it also takes away all of the frustration found in games like [[Commando (NES)]] and [[Ikari Warriors (NES)]].
  
 
The game's story is of little importance, but it's there if you're interested. You are a guerrilla fighter who lands on an island that is under military occupation. You must advance to the leaders palace by wiping out his several thousand soldiers and rescuing hostages.
 
The game's story is of little importance, but it's there if you're interested. You are a guerrilla fighter who lands on an island that is under military occupation. You must advance to the leaders palace by wiping out his several thousand soldiers and rescuing hostages.
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Guerrilla War offers about a half hour of non-stop excitement, but once you beat the game you'll become bored of it. However, the game keeps calling you back because it's hard to resist the mindless fun.
 
Guerrilla War offers about a half hour of non-stop excitement, but once you beat the game you'll become bored of it. However, the game keeps calling you back because it's hard to resist the mindless fun.
  
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The game was originally released in the arcade in Japan under the title '''''Guevara''''' and you play as Che Guevara and Fidel Castro in an attempt to overthrow the Cuban government and bring Marxist communism to the island.
  
 
==Screenshots==
 
==Screenshots==
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{| align="center" |
{{Template: Screenshots
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| TitleScreen = Guerrilla War - NES - Title.png
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{{Screenshot
| Screen01    = Guerrilla War - NES - Opening.png
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Title.png
| Screen02    = Guerrilla War - NES - Approach.png
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| Description = The title screen.}}
| Screen03    = Guerrilla War - NES - Shore.png
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{{Screenshot
| Screen04    = Guerrilla War - NES - Boss 1.png
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Opening.png
| Screen05    = Guerrilla War - NES - Stage Clear.png
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| Description = The opening story.}}
| Caption01  = The opening story.
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{{Screenshot
| Caption02  = Approaching the island.
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Approach.png
| Caption03  = Stage 1, the shore.
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| Description = Approaching the island.}}
| Caption04  = The first boss.
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{{Screenshot
| Caption05  = Cleared the first stage!
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Shore.png
}}
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| Description = Stage 1, the shore.}}
 
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{{Screenshot
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Boss 1.png
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| Description = The first boss.}}
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{{Screenshot
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| Image      = Guerrilla War - NES - Stage Clear.png
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| Description = Cleared the first stage!}}
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|}
  
 
==Music==
 
==Music==
Although ''Guerrilla War's'' soundtrack rarely makes it onto anyone's top ten list, it is still professionally composed and above-average for the 8-bit Nintendo platform. All of the music has a thematically military sound which is, of course, apt for the game. The song title are unofficial and named after where they're played in the game. There is an unused song in the ROM as well.
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Although ''Guerrilla War's'' soundtrack rarely makes it onto anyone's top ten list, it is still professionally composed and above-average for the 8-bit Nintendo platform. All of the music has a thematically military sound which is, of course, apt for the game. The song titles are unofficial and named after where they're played in the game. There is an unused song in the ROM as well.
 
 
  
 
===Recording===
 
===Recording===
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| 01
 
| 01
| [[Approach]]
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| [[Approach - Guerrilla War (NES)|Approach]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:08
 
| 0:08
| 112 KB
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| 146 KB
 
| {{Song-List|01 - Guerrilla War - NES - Approach.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|01 - Guerrilla War - NES - Approach.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 02
 
| 02
 
| [[Shore / Enemy Gates]]
 
| [[Shore / Enemy Gates]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:33
 
| 1:33
| 1.3 MB
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| 1.7 MB
 
| {{Song-List|02 - Guerrilla War - NES - Shore - Enemy Gates.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|02 - Guerrilla War - NES - Shore - Enemy Gates.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 03
 
| 03
| [[Jungle]]
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| [[Jungle - Guerrilla War (NES)|Jungle]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:55
 
| 1:55
| 1.7 MB
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| 2.1 MB
 
| {{Song-List|03 - Guerrilla War - NES - Jungle.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|03 - Guerrilla War - NES - Jungle.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 04
 
| 04
 
| [[River]]
 
| [[River]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:39
 
| 1:39
| 1.4 MB
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| 1.8 MB
 
| {{Song-List|04 - Guerrilla War - NES - River.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|04 - Guerrilla War - NES - River.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 05
 
| 05
 
| [[Mine Entrance / Palace]]
 
| [[Mine Entrance / Palace]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:01
 
| 1:01
| 830 KB
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| 944 KB
 
| {{Song-List|05 - Guerrilla War - NES - Mine Entrance - Palace.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|05 - Guerrilla War - NES - Mine Entrance - Palace.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 06
 
| 06
 
| [[Mine Cart]]
 
| [[Mine Cart]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:46
 
| 1:46
| 1.5 MB
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| 1.9 MB
 
| {{Song-List|06 - Guerrilla War - NES - Mine Cart.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|06 - Guerrilla War - NES - Mine Cart.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 07
 
| 07
 
| [[City / Capital]]
 
| [[City / Capital]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:40
 
| 1:40
| 1.3 MB
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| 1.7 MB
 
| {{Song-List|07 - Guerrilla War - NES - City - Capital.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|07 - Guerrilla War - NES - City - Capital.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 08
 
| 08
| [[Sewers]]
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| [[Sewers - Guerrilla War (NES)|Sewers]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
| 1:07
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| 2:05
| 941 KB
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| 2.2 MB
 
| {{Song-List|08 - Guerrilla War - NES - Sewers.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|08 - Guerrilla War - NES - Sewers.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 09
 
| 09
| [[Boss Music 1]]
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| [[Boss Music 1 - Guerrilla War (NES)|Boss Music 1]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:46
 
| 0:46
| 756 KB
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| 868 KB
 
| {{Song-List|09 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 1.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|09 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 1.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 10
 
| 10
| [[Boss Music 2]]
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| [[Boss Music 2 - Guerrilla War (NES)|Boss Music 2]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:43
 
| 0:43
| 600 KB
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| 748 KB
 
| {{Song-List|10 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 2.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|10 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 2.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 11
 
| 11
 
| [[Boss Music 3]]
 
| [[Boss Music 3]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:48
 
| 0:48
| 753 KB
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| 853 KB
 
| {{Song-List|11 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 3.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|11 - Guerrilla War - NES - Boss Music 3.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 12
 
| 12
 
| [[Stage Clear - Guerrilla War (NES)|Stage Clear]]
 
| [[Stage Clear - Guerrilla War (NES)|Stage Clear]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:09
 
| 0:09
| 138 KB
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| 173 KB
 
| {{Song-List|12 - Guerrilla War - NES - Stage Clear.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|12 - Guerrilla War - NES - Stage Clear.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 13
 
| 13
 
| [[Game Over - Guerrilla War (NES)|Game Over]]
 
| [[Game Over - Guerrilla War (NES)|Game Over]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 0:04
 
| 0:04
| 67 KB
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| 78 KB
 
| {{Song-List|13 - Guerrilla War - NES - Game Over.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|13 - Guerrilla War - NES - Game Over.ogg}}
 
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|-
 
| 14
 
| 14
 
| [[Ending - Guerrilla War (NES)|Ending]]
 
| [[Ending - Guerrilla War (NES)|Ending]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
| 1:55
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| 1:54
| 1.8 MB
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| 2.1 MB
 
| {{Song-List|14 - Guerrilla War - NES - Ending.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|14 - Guerrilla War - NES - Ending.ogg}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| 15
 
| 15
 
| [[Unused - Guerrilla War (NES)|Unused]]
 
| [[Unused - Guerrilla War (NES)|Unused]]
| [[Kenny]], [[Oh Chan]], [[Tarkun]]
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| [[Kazuhiro Nishida]], [[Yoko Osaka]], [[Toshikazu Tanaka]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| [[Unknown]]
 
| 1:01
 
| 1:01
| 750 KB
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| 943 KB
 
| {{Song-List|15 - Guerrilla War - NES - Unused.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-List|15 - Guerrilla War - NES - Unused.ogg}}
 
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* '''Recorder:''' [[User:TheAlmightyGuru|TheAlmightyGuru]]
 
* '''Recorder:''' [[User:TheAlmightyGuru|TheAlmightyGuru]]
 
* '''Game Credits:'''
 
* '''Game Credits:'''
** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Kenny|Kenny}}
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** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Kazuhiro Nishida|Kenny}}
** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Oh Chan|Oh Chan}}
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** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Yoko Osaka|Oh Chan}}
** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Tarkun|Tarkun}}
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** '''Composer:''' {{Credits|Toshikazu Tanaka|Tarkun}}
 
** '''Unknown Arranger:''' {{Credits|Unknown|Unknown}}
 
** '''Unknown Arranger:''' {{Credits|Unknown|Unknown}}
  
 
([[:File:Guerrilla War - NES - Credits.png|Source]])
 
([[:File:Guerrilla War - NES - Credits.png|Source]])
  
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Back in the NES days, most Japanese developers required their staff to use aliases. The aliases of Yoko Osaka and Toshikazu Tanaka have been determined by credits from other SNK games. Kazuhiro Nishida's alias was revealed by fellow collaborator Toshikazu Tanaka.
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It is not known which composer contributed to which song in the soundtrack, or who composed, arranged, or programmed the audio.
  
 
===Game Rip===
 
===Game Rip===
{{Template: Table Recording
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{{Rips
| Caption01 = Formats
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| Formats = {{Format|NSF}} {{Format|NSFE}}
| Caption02 = Download
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| File    = Guerrilla War (NES).zip
| Caption03 = Size
 
 
}}
 
}}
| style="text-align:center;" |
 
{{Template: Format|NSF}} {{Template: Format|NSFE}}
 
| [http://www.vgmpf.com/Rips/GuerrillaWar-NES.zip Download]
 
| 16 KB
 
|}
 
 
Ripping NES music is a very arduous process that is beyond the scope of this site.
 
  
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Ripping NES music is a very arduous process that is beyond the scope of this site. The soundtrack was recorded using the Winamp plugin, [[Not So, Fatso!]].
  
 
==Releases==
 
==Releases==
{{Template: Release
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{| align="center" |
| Title01         = ゲバラ (Guerava)
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|
| BoxArt01       = Guerrilla War - NES - Japan.jpg
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{{Publication
| PlatformName01 = NES
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| Title         = ゲバラ
| PlatformPage01 = Nintendo Entertainment System
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| Translation  = Guevara
| PublisherName01 = SNK Corporation
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| BoxArt       = Guerrilla War - NES - Japan.jpg
| PublisherPage01 = SNK
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| PlatformName = NES
| Released01     = 1988/12/26
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| PlatformPage = Nintendo Entertainment System
| Country01       = Japan
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| PublisherName = SNK Corporation
 
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| PublisherPage = SNK Playmore
| Title02         = Guerrilla War
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| Released     = 1988-12-26
| BoxArt02       = Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
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| Country       = Japan
| PlatformName02 = NES
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}}
| PlatformPage02 = Nintendo Entertainment System
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{{Publication
| PublisherName02 = SNK Corporation of America
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| Title         = Guerrilla War
| PublisherPage02 = SNK
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| BoxArt       = Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
| Released02     = 1989/06/??
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| PlatformName = NES
| Country02       = USA
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| PlatformPage = Nintendo Entertainment System
 
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| PublisherName = SNK Corporation of America
| Title03         = Guerrilla War
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| PublisherPage = SNK Playmore
| BoxArt03       = Guerrilla War - NES - EU.jpg
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| Released     = 1989-06-??
| PlatformName03 = NES
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| Country       = USA
| PlatformPage03 = Nintendo Entertainment System
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}}
| PublisherName03 = SNK Corporation
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{{Publication
| PublisherPage03 = SNK
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| Title         = Guerrilla War
| Released03     = 1989/??/??
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| BoxArt       = Guerrilla War - NES - EU.jpg
| Country03       = EU
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| PlatformName = NES
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| PlatformPage = Nintendo Entertainment System
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| PublisherName = SNK Corporation
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| PublisherPage = SNK Playmore
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| Released     = 1989-??-??
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| Country       = EU
 
}}
 
}}
 
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|}
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
* '''Wikipedia:''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_War_%28arcade_game%29 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_War_%28arcade_game%29]
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* [http://www.mobygames.com/game/nes/guerrilla-war mobygames.com/game/nes/guerrilla-war] - Moby Games.
* '''Moby Games:''' [http://www.mobygames.com/game/nes/guerrilla-war mobygames.com/game/nes/guerrilla-war]
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* [http://www.gamefaqs.com/nes/587321-guerrilla-war gamefaqs.com/nes/587321-guerrilla-war] - GameFAQs.
* '''GameFAQs:''' [http://www.gamefaqs.com/nes/587321-guerrilla-war gamefaqs.com/nes/587321-guerrilla-war]
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_War_%28arcade_game%29 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_War_%28arcade_game%29] - Wikipedia.
  
  
[[Category:Unknown Arranger]]
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[[Category: Unknown Arranger]]
[[Category:Needed Song Descriptions]]
 

Revision as of 13:20, 28 January 2016

Guerrilla War
Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
Platform: NES
Year: 1988
Developer: SNK Corporation
Buy: Amazon

Guerrilla War is one of the better run-and-gun military games for the NES platform. The game is a fairly faithful port of the arcade game. The game allows two-player simultaneous action and a whole bunch of enemies, weapons, explosions, and bullets flying everywhere. While it is possible to make it through the game unscathed, you'll probably die a few thousand times. However, since the game gives you infinite continues, you shouldn't have any problem beating the game every time you play it. While this does take away some of the satisfaction of beating it, it also takes away all of the frustration found in games like Commando (NES) and Ikari Warriors (NES).

The game's story is of little importance, but it's there if you're interested. You are a guerrilla fighter who lands on an island that is under military occupation. You must advance to the leaders palace by wiping out his several thousand soldiers and rescuing hostages.

In the game you have unlimited ammo and unlimited grenades, so shoot generously. As you progress you'll uncover several weapons like spread guns, laser rifles, rocket launchers, and flame throwers. You can also drive tanks and run people over, which is great fun. There are ten stages in all and each stage had a powerful end boss to kill.

Guerrilla War offers about a half hour of non-stop excitement, but once you beat the game you'll become bored of it. However, the game keeps calling you back because it's hard to resist the mindless fun.

The game was originally released in the arcade in Japan under the title Guevara and you play as Che Guevara and Fidel Castro in an attempt to overthrow the Cuban government and bring Marxist communism to the island.

Screenshots

Guerrilla War - NES - Title.png

The title screen.

Guerrilla War - NES - Opening.png

The opening story.

Guerrilla War - NES - Approach.png

Approaching the island.

Guerrilla War - NES - Shore.png

Stage 1, the shore.

Guerrilla War - NES - Boss 1.png

The first boss.

Guerrilla War - NES - Stage Clear.png

Cleared the first stage!

Music

Although Guerrilla War's soundtrack rarely makes it onto anyone's top ten list, it is still professionally composed and above-average for the 8-bit Nintendo platform. All of the music has a thematically military sound which is, of course, apt for the game. The song titles are unofficial and named after where they're played in the game. There is an unused song in the ROM as well.

Recording

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Title

Composer

Arranger

Length

Size

Listen

01 Approach Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:08 146 KB
02 Shore / Enemy Gates Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:33 1.7 MB
03 Jungle Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:55 2.1 MB
04 River Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:39 1.8 MB
05 Mine Entrance / Palace Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:01 944 KB
06 Mine Cart Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:46 1.9 MB
07 City / Capital Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:40 1.7 MB
08 Sewers Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 2:05 2.2 MB
09 Boss Music 1 Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:46 868 KB
10 Boss Music 2 Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:43 748 KB
11 Boss Music 3 Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:48 853 KB
12 Stage Clear Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:09 173 KB
13 Game Over Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 0:04 78 KB
14 Ending Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:54 2.1 MB
15 Unused Kazuhiro Nishida, Yoko Osaka, Toshikazu Tanaka Unknown 1:01 943 KB

Credits

(Source)

Back in the NES days, most Japanese developers required their staff to use aliases. The aliases of Yoko Osaka and Toshikazu Tanaka have been determined by credits from other SNK games. Kazuhiro Nishida's alias was revealed by fellow collaborator Toshikazu Tanaka.

It is not known which composer contributed to which song in the soundtrack, or who composed, arranged, or programmed the audio.

Game Rip

Format

Download

NSF.png NSFE.png

Download

(Info)


Ripping NES music is a very arduous process that is beyond the scope of this site. The soundtrack was recorded using the Winamp plugin, Not So, Fatso!.

Releases

  Japan.svg   Japan
Guerrilla War - NES - Japan.jpg
Title: ゲバラ (Guevara)
Platform: NES
Released: 1988-12-26
Publisher: SNK Corporation
  USA.svg   USA
Guerrilla War - NES - USA.jpg
Title: Guerrilla War
Platform: NES
Released: 1989-06-??
Publisher: SNK Corporation of America
  EU.svg   EU
Guerrilla War - NES - EU.jpg
Title: Guerrilla War
Platform: NES
Released: 1989-??-??
Publisher: SNK Corporation

Links