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Taiheiyou no Arashi 2 (First Release) (New)

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Category: Sega Saturn

The title translates as Pacific Storm and features as you no doubt guessed, a take on the events of the Pacific Ocean during World War II. The scene is set with grainy footage of the war (and that’s nothing to do with the Saturns video capabilities.) Cut scenes use computer modelling to replicate the action. Saturn completists will no doubt value the authentic appearing, canvas booklet which replicates war time document holders.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The grainy war footage in the opening really sets the mood before you even start playing — it's a nice touch that pulls you right into the Pacific theater. The gameplay feels authentic to the era, and for a Saturn title, the audio and pacing are surprisingly immersive. Definitely a solid pick if you

Sophia ★★★★★

The grainy wartime footage in the opening really sets the mood before you even touch the gameplay, and the Saturn version runs it without any noticeable slowdown. I’ve played a lot of WWII titles, but this one’s take on the Pacific theater feels more personal and tense than most.

James ★★★★★

I wasn't sure what to expect from a Saturn war game, but the grainy documentary-style footage in the intro really sets the tone perfectly. The mission-based gameplay keeps things tense and strategic without being too complex.