2411: Battle of Kedan

2411: Battle of Kedan is a Solanese action video game developed and published by Play.co in November 2490 for the TES. The game follows two campaigns: one for the GDI, and one for the OFN, with 12 stages each. Initially slated as a launch title for the TES launching in July 2486, the game was delayed four years due to a horrible development cycle. Despite this, the game was highly anticipated and was praised once released despite several cut features from those promises. All difficulty settings, any multiplayer mode, and 16 out of 40 stages were scrapped in the final release.

It became the best selling Solanese video game of all time in 2491, a title broken by 2411: Battle of Kedan - Remastered in 2503, but saw very poor international sales. It remains the best selling game on a Solanese-produced video game console, with the 2503 remastered Battle of Kedan game not released on any Solanese-produced console. The game was released after the TES Genesis (successor to the TES) released but sold well despite that. Within the first six months, the game sold 9 million copies domestically. By 2501, the game had sold 26 million copies domestically. Internationally, the game sells just 6,000 copies outside of Solan-speaking countries within the first six months. By 2501, the game had sold 100,000 copies outside of Solan-speaking countries.