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Released in 2005 for Windows and later ported to the PS2 and PSP, Kakushin (革新 - "Innovation" or "Reform") was a tectonic shift for the franchise. Moving away from hex-based grids, Kakushin introduced a seamless 3D map where provinces bled into one another. Battles happened in real-time. For the first time, you could watch your ashigaru spearmen march through mountain passes in real-time, intercepting enemy supply lines without a loading screen.

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