A breakdown of Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition. National Production Chart at the beginning of the Spring 1942 version. Note the US bomber.Ĭhina setup at the beginning of the game. Germany has the advantage in Spring 1942. German setup at the beginning of the game. The future of the world is at stake.Ĭapital city markers, notably different from the Spring 1941 setup. Up close: US and Chinese infantry are similar in color. Up close: Australian territory, including capital city Sydney. Setup cards for placing units at the beginning of the game. National Production Chart at the beginning of the game. The objective is to capture x capital cities (decided prior to beginning the game). Unit costs, movement allowance and attack/defend values (as shown on the game board).Ĭapital city markers. You’re going to need a lot of room for this game! Inside each individual game box: Various units for board placement.įull game board and accessories.

Bill Levay and the rest of the design team at Hasbro's MicroProse division kept the 'play' in 'player' in mind when they put this project together. Inside the box: Each of the 6 powers has its own box for storing units and information cards: The United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Soviet Union, Italy, and Japan. Axis and Allies: Iron Blitz Edition is not merely a computer version of the classic Axis and Allies board game it IS the game - and a lot more. BoardGameGeek – Files created by members.There are two setup options: Spring 1941 and Spring 1942.Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition: Rules, Forums, Downloads and Moreįind Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition (released in 2008) information, helpful links, videos and photos below.

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