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It was 1 of 5 titles that won the grand prize at the 1st ASCII Software Contest, and went on sale in packaged form at the end of 3, 1984 (Showa 59), the month after the results were announced.

In the "Game Report Card" reader poll run by the magazine Family Computer Magazine,it scored 13.86 out of 30, as listed separately.

Disputes (2)

LOGiN Magazine's November 1984 issue featured a sequel for the X1 entitled New Bokosuka Wars with the source code included.

(English)English Wikipedia"Bokosuka Wars"from "Release"

It was also included in Tape Login magazine's November 1984 issue, but never sold in any other form.

(English)English Wikipedia"Bokosuka Wars"from "Release"

Firsts and onlys (1)

Originally developed in 1983 for the Sharp X1 computer, it won ASCII Entertainment's first "Software Contest" and was sold boxed by them that year.

(English)English Wikipedia"Bokosuka Wars"from "Release"

People (1)

Originally developed in 1983 for the Sharp X1 computer, it won ASCII Entertainment's first "Software Contest" and was sold boxed by them that year.

(English)English Wikipedia"Bokosuka Wars"from "Release"

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