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I was going to make this post a bit longer than it’s going to end up being, so I’ll just lean into it and make it super-quick. I picked up a new game today called Jangou (\u96c0\u3054\u3046). It’s a 4-player mahjong game for the Famicom, and that’s basically all I know about it. A post about the game will be made, but probably not any time soon, since it doesn’t look like an especially promising game at this point.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I also picked up a Wonderswan Color today, and while it isn’t a mahjong game itself, it will let me play another fresh-from-Japan game I got, Raku Jongg (\u843d\u96c0), which is a mahjong themed falling-block puzzle game. I have another game for the PlayStation that includes something similar as a mini-game. I don’t remember what game it is, but it would be interesting if they were made by the same company.<\/p>\n\n\n\n