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Super Battletank

Second hand. Complete with registration card. Couple of slight manual cover impressions. Tiny amount of box discolouration.

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$11.09 $14.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

US tanks running at a fair pace through the heat haze and over the sand dunes of a certain dessert based Gulf state. The cursor and cockpit view create the tank feel well and invoke sheer panic as shells rain in from sometimes unsighted sources.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian N. ★★★★★

That heat haze effect over the dunes really sells the desert atmosphere, and the cockpit view had me panicking during firefights. The tank controls feel weighty and authentic for a Super Famicom title.

Joseph O. ★★★★★

The cursor targeting feels surprisingly sharp for a Super Famicom title, and those heat-haze effects really sell the desert atmosphere. I’ve been playing it every night since it arrived and the panic of spotting an enemy in the cockpit view never gets old.

Avery ★★★★★

The cockpit view genuinely gets my heart rate up — switching between the cursor and that tight interior view makes every dune feel like a real ambush waiting to happen. Runs smooth enough that the panic feels earned, not laggy.