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excerpt: "Sea War starts by scrolling from right to left a very impressive \"title page\" asking for the number of players (the limit is 2). A rather large ship then travels across the surface of the water and drops your submarine into the water; then the action starts. You are now in a submarine just below…"
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# Sea War

Sea War starts by scrolling from right to left a very impressive “title page” asking for the number of players (the limit is 2). A rather large ship then travels across the surface of the water and drops your submarine into the water; then the action starts. You are now in a submarine just below the surface of the water, and you have to destroy U-boats, warships, and helicopters, all of which are capable of destroying you. The water surface is constantly moving, and, of course, enemy shots are constantly assailing you.