Super Battletank 2
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(Super Nintendo - PAL, Simulation)
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Developed by:
Absolute Entertainment Inc.
Published by:
Pack-In-Video Co. Ltd
Released On:
01 Jan 1994
Super Battletank 2 is a sequel to Garry Kitchen's Super Battletank War in the Gulf , where the player takes control of the M1A2 Battletank in 16 missions set in the Middle East. The player's task is to root out an unknown group of enemies that have attacked Coalition forces on both land and air.
The gameplay in Super Battletank 2 is a first-person tank simulation, using radar to scout out enemy tanks and using the main turret gun to disable and kill any opposing tanks, jeeps, APCs, and heavy weapons including SCUD missiles. Players can also mount their Phalanx machine gun to attack enemy choppers in the air.
Players have access to smoke screens that can temporarily make them unseen by enemy forces, plus they can call in supply drops to replenish their armor and ammo. Additionally, players can call in air support that can level any opposing force in their wake.
UPC-A:
735009700803 (Spain)
Media #:
SNSP-2X-ESP/SESP (Spain)
Part #:
SNSP P 2X [SNSP-2X-ESP/SESP] (Spain)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*Super Battletank 2* is a military simulation game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System where players take command of an M1A2 Main Battletank. Operating this heavily armored vehicle, players utilize its 120mm smoothbore cannon and 7.62mm machine gun to engage enemy forces in combat. To begin the mission, players must properly insert the Game Pak and power on their console.
Story
M1A2 Main Battletank Specifications
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Weight: 63 tons
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Measurements: 20' long, 11.8' wide, 7.8' high
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Primary Weaponry: 120mm M-68E1 smoothbore cannon, firing M-728 armor-piercing shells with an effective range of 2.5 miles
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Secondary Weaponry: High-speed Phalanx General-Purpose 7.62mm Machine Gun
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Engine: 1,500 hp gas turbine
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Top Speed: 42 mph
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Maximum Range at Top Fuel Capacity: 288 miles
Pre-Patrol Checklist
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1. Make sure the power switch on the console of your SUPER NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM® is OFF.
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2. Insert the SUPER BATTLETANK 2™ Game Pak as described in your Super NES manual.
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3. Turn the power switch ON.
Controls
TOP RIGHT BUTTON
To Steer Tank
TOP LEFT BUTTON
To Steer Tank
BUTTON X
To Increase Speed
BUTTON Y
To Decrease Speed / To Reverse Direction (when the tank is stopped)
BUTTON B
To View Long-Range Radar Map
SELECT
To Select a New Weapon
BUTTON A
To Fire a Weapon
UP
To Lower Cannon or Weapons Sight
DOWN
To Raise Cannon or Weapons Sight
START
To Pause or Unpause the Game
Tips & Maps
The Long-Range Radar Map
A system downloaded from the NavStar navigational satellite that allows you to locate enemy targets, mine fields, and Allied bases, and steer your M1A2 tank while the game continues in real-time.
Soviet Mi-24 Helicopter
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
SCUD Missile Launcher
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Enemy Stronghold
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Anti-tank Mine Fields
An enemy obstacle icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Armored Assault Helicopter
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Allied Supply Depot
An Allied base icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Halftrack
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Soviet T-72 Tank
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Armored Jeep
An enemy unit icon represented on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Fortified Enemy Strongholds
Heavily-defended redoubts that must be neutralized by knocking out the areas where enemy fire originates after all other enemy units in the area of operations have been eliminated.
Stronghold Assault Strategy
Tactics for attacking strongholds, which include saving a Supply Depot visit for just before the final assault and using a smoke screen to temporarily conceal your tank.
Items & Weapons
7.62mm Machine Gun
A general-purpose gun effective against all targets that provides a strong second line of defense. It is useful against air attacks and anti-tank mines, but prolonged firing will result in overheating.
Phalanx High-Speed Machine Gun
A powerful machine gun with limited ammunition that fires a high volume of ordnance into a concentrated area, making it effective against armor. It is used in top-turret mode against ambushes and is prone to overheating if fired for prolonged periods.
120mm Cannon
The M1A2's main armament, which must be carefully aimed based on distance to maximize effectiveness. The gun should be raised for longer distances and aimed lower for closer targets to avoid wasting rounds.
Laser-Guided Missiles
A limited-capacity weapon that flashes when locked onto a target and is particularly effective against helicopter attacks.
Night Vision Scope
An item available for limited 30-second periods during nighttime combat. A Smoke Screen cannot be discharged while this scope is in use.
Smoke Screen
A defensive system that cloaks your tank from view, causing enemy units to cease fire entirely except those in Enemy Strongholds. It allows commanders to safely locate and target enemies while active.
Air Support
A defensive option that calls in F-15 squadrons to immediately obliterate any enemies in your immediate vicinity. This support is limited to five calls over the course of a 16-mission campaign.
How to Play
Allied Supply Depots
Represented by a United States Flag on the Long-Range Radar Map, these areas are an oasis in the harsh, supply-restrictive desert combat environment. A depot can only be entered if it appears on the Cockpit Control Screen, so get as close to it as possible on the Long-Range Radar Map.
Due to conservation mandates from high command, an M1A2 is permitted only one visit per depot during the course of a mission. Depots that have already been visited will disappear from the Long-Range Radar Map. The number of depots available will vary from mission to mission.
Depot Services
Stop at Allied Supply Depots to:
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Repair all hull damage
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Completely replenish fuel supply
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Restock ammunition (supply restrictions may limit the quantity of ammunition available for certain weapons systems)
Exiting a Depot
You must wait for a completion message to appear on the Depot Screen before exiting a base. After this message appears, press START or BUTTON A to resume your mission.
Enemies & Characters
Soviet-made T-72 Tank
The enemy's main battle weapon, the T-72 and its variants, is quick, maneuverable, and most dangerous to the M1A2 when attacking en masse.
Soviet-made SCUD Missile Launcher
While capable of wreaking havoc, these launchers are slow, clumsy, and extremely vulnerable to Allied ordnance, though sometimes guarded by T-72s and Mi-24 HINDs.
Anti-tank Mines
Deployed more as a nuisance than a threat, these mines are dangerous to an unwary M1A2 commander but are easily visible and can be neutralized with machine gun fire.
Soviet-made Mi-24 HIND Helicopter
Fast and heavily armed tank killers that can unleash a withering barrage of missiles and 20mm cannon fire. They are difficult to target and best attacked with LGMs or the Phalanx machine gun.
Armored Jeeps
Fast and effective against infantry in the open, these vehicles are easy prey for the M1A2 and can be obliterated with one well-aimed shot of the 120mm gun.
Halftracks
Though obsolete and under-gunned, these heavily armored vehicles are utilized effectively by the enemy primarily as troop transports.
Armored Assault Choppers
The most dangerous threat from the sky, these heavily armed and armored dual-rotor helicopters serve as an awesome weapons platform and are not easily brought down.
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