It's such a perfect setting for a military strategy game that it's a wonder no one has thought of it before. Sixteenth century Japan -- the height of feudal warfare popularized by numerous Akira Kurosawa films -- is the perfect background for a strategy game, and to date, there has been less than a handful of games that have taken advantage of this time period. That all changes this summer as one Australian game company has wised up and decided to model a real-time tactical and turn-based strategy game after this period of Japanese warfare. It puts you in the role of a Daimyo, a feuding warlords, as you attempt to unite Japan through whatever means necessary. If you can build the greatest army in Japan, then you can crown yourself Shogun.