Morita Shougi PC is a Japanese PC-FX game released by NEC. It's a digital adaptation of Shogi, a traditional Japanese board game similar to chess. Gameplay involves strategic movement of pieces to checkmate the opponent's king.  While details on the specific features of this PC-FX version are scarce, it likely offered a faithful digital recreation of the Shogi experience, leveraging the PC-FX's capabilities for graphical presentation and user interface. The game's importance lies in its contribution to preserving and spreading awareness of traditional Japanese games through interactive gaming technology.  NEC was known for its diverse game library during the PC-FX's lifespan and this Shogi title exemplifies its attempt to cater to a broad range of player interests.

Morita Shougi PC (Japan)

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