NES

Super Robot Wars A

Also known as: 超级机器人大战A, スーパーロボット大戦A, 슈퍼로보트대전A, 超級機器人大戰A

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4.9(373 ratings)
Platform
Nintendo Entertainment System
Year
2001
Developer
Banpresoft
Publisher
Banpresto

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超级机器人大战A[南晶科技](CN)[SLG](8Mb)

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304.83 KBChinaSimplified Chinese

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About the Game

Super Robot Wars A is a turn-based tactical RPG for Game Boy Advance featuring 58 missions across 39 scenarios. Players assemble teams of super robots from various anime and manga franchises, issuing command and attack orders in grid-based battles. Gameplay involves resource management, character leveling, and emotional bonds that boost performance. The story follows an interstellar conflict with deep character development and voice acting. What stands out is its massive roster of licensed mecha, anime-style animations in battles, and extensive dialogue in the Japanese version.

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Q2.Does Super Robot Wars A support in-browser save states?

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Q3.What controls are supported? Can I use a controller for Super Robot Wars A?

The emulator fully supports standard keyboard controls as well as plug-and-play USB and Bluetooth gamepads (including Xbox, PlayStation, and generic controllers).