Introduce
Tanigawa Kouji no Shougi Shinan II is a Shogi (Japanese Chess) game for the NES, designed not just for play but also for instruction. This title offers an opportunity to learn and hone Shogi skills under the "guidance" of the renowned player Tanigawa Kouji.
The gameplay focuses on realistically simulating the rules and strategies of Shogi. Players move pieces on a 9x9 board with the objective of checkmating the opponent's king. A unique aspect of Tanigawa Kouji no Shougi Shinan II is its educational support modes. The game can provide move suggestions, explain the rationale behind a specific move, or analyze player mistakes. This is incredibly helpful for beginners or those looking to refine their strategies.
Beyond the practice mode, players can engage in matches against AI opponents with various difficulty levels, from basic to advanced. This allows players to gradually improve their skills and challenge themselves. The game's interface is simple and easy to understand, well-suited for the NES platform. Pieces are clearly displayed, and rules are accurately applied. It serves as an excellent tool for exploring and mastering the traditional Japanese game of Shogi.