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Gaming => General Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: Trippled on September 26, 2013, 05:54:58 am
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Sega has been operating this Arcade game since 2000's with continued updates...
Only now it's downloadable on PC's and iOS
http://sega-mj.com/
Again not really meaningful in anyway, but it's kinda neat to see how one of their Arcade titles look. The music is nice.
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Aside from the tile-matching game Shanghai that uses mahjong tiles, I have no idea how proper mahjong is played. Looks like this game contains a number of different 'modes' and rule variants for 1-4 players.
Still, any time a Sega arcade game comes to home platforms, it gives me hope to eventually be able to play Border Break.
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Aside from the tile-matching game Shanghai that uses mahjong tiles, I have no idea how proper mahjong is played.
Same here. I've actually been considering getting the indie Dreamcast game Maqiupai so I can learn the game. It's the only indie Dreamcast game I don't own.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ2cg6ybZ_U
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Anybody know how bad the micro-transactions are? I might give the PC version a shot.
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Anybody know how bad the micro-transactions are? I might give the PC version a shot.
Its basicilly free I think.
I dont think Sega cares about making any profit off of it...kinda like the AnswerxAnswer in the Yakuza demos, or Sonic 1 on iOS, Sega already made enough money prior