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The development was started by [[Intelligent Systems]], and was referred to as ''Game Boy Wars Pocket Tactics'' while under their control. The title ''Game Boy Wars 3'' was adopted once development was passed to [[Hudson Soft]]. | The development was started by [[Intelligent Systems]], and was referred to as ''Game Boy Wars Pocket Tactics'' while under their control. The title ''Game Boy Wars 3'' was adopted once development was passed to [[Hudson Soft]]. | ||
== Additions and Improvements == | == Additions and Improvements == | ||
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The game is also unique in the series, due to an element of real-time strategy being included - the player must manage two resources, funds and "materials". In order to manufacture additional units, the player must obtain sufficient amounts of both resources. | The game is also unique in the series, due to an element of real-time strategy being included - the player must manage two resources, funds and "materials". In order to manufacture additional units, the player must obtain sufficient amounts of both resources. | ||
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== DLC Maps == | |||
[[File:GBW3 DLC Map 1006.png|thumb|right|250px|Polytan no Shima (ポリタンのしま) (1006) layout from a Japanese magazine.]] | |||
Game Boy Wars 3 also included [[Mobile System GB]] support while it was available. Using the service, it was possible to download new maps designed by gaming magazine editor(s), as well as mercenaries/[[unit]]s from the [[Wars Net Center]]. | |||
Names for maps 1001-1008 are known, as retrieved by the REON Discord group from a second-hand Game Boy Wars 3 cartridge with Wars Net Center data.<ref>Wars Net Center: 「スペシャルマップ 」 (Special Maps) - September 5</ref>. Additionally, the REON group found another second-hand save file contains the downloaded maps 1001-1003.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYgbUM5JDj4 Game Boy Wars 3 (ゲームボーイウォーズ３) DLC Maps 1001-1003 Dream Show Tour, Dengeki Tour, 64+ Special]</ref> | |||
*Dream Show Area (ドリームショトウ) (1001) (dimensions 47x20): Tiles spell out "[[wikipedia:Nintendo Dream|Nintendo Dream]]" | |||
*Dengeki Area (デンゲキトウ) (1002) (dimensions 32x32): Circular islands with 王 kanji in the centre | |||
*64+ Special (64+スペシャル) (1003) (dimensions 37x23): Tiles spell out "64+ アドバンス" (64+ Advance) (for Famitsu 64 + Advance) | |||
*N-Star-Guntou (Ｎスタぐんとう) (1004) | |||
*Shin Ninky-Kun (しんニンキーくん) (1005) | |||
*Polytan no Shima (ポリタンのしま) (1006) | |||
*Baka Island (バカアイランド) (1007) | |||
*Magazine-Tou (マガジントウ) (1008) | |||
An image of the Polytan no Shima layout also is seen in a Japanese magazine.<!--which one?--> | |||
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==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Staff of Game Boy Wars 3]] | *[[Staff of Game Boy Wars 3]] | ||
