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North and South Nintendo

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Publisher:Kemco
Year:1990
Languages:English, Japanese
Developer:Infogrames
Players:1 - 2 (2 simultaneous)

A satirical and yet somewhat educational look at the Civil War. Charge!

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North & South is a 1989 turn-based strategy-sim game about the American Civil War and an offshoot of the Belgian comic Les Tuniques Bleues. It was developed by the French video game company Infogrames (now Atari SA) and released on a number of home computers, as well as the NES.

One or more players picks a side and tries to win the American Civil War. At the beginning of a game of North & South the player can choose the starting year of the game (which determines how the two sides are doing), the AI difficulty of the factions, and whether or not the player wants three simulation options: weather (which can prevent armies from moving), intervention by the British or occasional attacks by the Native Americans and Mexicans.