The ultimate search-and-destroy missiono Players use air raids and battle scans to destroy your opponent's fleet

Ambassador Electronic Arcade Sea Battle - Prepare for an Epic Battle! Each player enters the sea battle equipped with an aircraft carrier, a battleship, a destroyer, a submarine, and a patrol boat. Position them strategically around the board to avoid detection, then input the coordinates for your first strike!Each player enters the sea battle equipped with an aircraft carrier, a battleship, a destroyer, a submarine, and a patrol boat. Position them strategically around the board to avoid detection, then input the coordinates for your first strike! Automatic ship layouts let you get into the game fastero Customize the layout or choose from more than 30 preset layouts Players then take turns announcing a shot on the grid, e.g. a player will say "E5" and their opponent will then say "hit" if they hit something on E5 or "miss" if they missed. If you hit a ship you get to shoot again. You mark which squares are hits and which are misses and try to be the first to sink all your opponent's ships. The first player to sink their opponent's ships wins the game.

Mr Toys may elect to return the product to the manufacturer's repair agent to determine the nature of the problem. Where a failure does not amount to a major failure, Mr Toys is entitled to choose between providing you with a repair, replacement or other suitable remedy. There are many variatons of the game with different ships and different names (Battleship, Broadsides), but we've chosen the version I used to play myself in Iceland. And the name "Sea Battle" is a direct translation of what the game is called in Icelandic ("Sjóorrusta"). I know many versions of the game allows ships to be next to each other, but that is not allowed here. I think it makes the game a lot more interesting if it's not allowed, since then getting a large ship gives you a greater advantage.