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yeah...but you'd have to know mahjong lol
having problems laying down the set...i saved when i had a richi :
having problems laying down the set...i saved when i had a richi :
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My Mum isn't jewish and she'd totally go for this
Chance of European release == chance of a small monkey building a successful hang glider out of bendy straws. Oh well.
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aykj/index.html?link=txt
Oh yeah, I remember Yakuman back on my original Gameboy! I didn't know how to play Mahjong at the time, though
Default settings don't work for me on the M3, only safe mode does.
Mahjong's actually not hard to play and it's fun! I only read up on it and learned how to play it when I tried out the Gundam Mahjong game on the DS!
All you have to do is try to make your set of "cards" match a certain pattern. There's lots of them but the easiest ones are getting a certain number sequence (eg. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...) or sets of 2 or more matching "cards". You can learn more about the rules on Wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong
One thing to bear in mind however is that the Japanese have a different set of rules than the original Chinese game although they're still similar in ways.
As for this game, yes it's Mario Mahjong basically and the AI's not that hard to beat. I'd say the difficulty is similar to the Gundam Mahjong game I played
Oh yeah, I remember Yakuman back on my original Gameboy! I didn't know how to play Mahjong at the time, though
Default settings don't work for me on the M3, only safe mode does.
Mahjong's actually not hard to play and it's fun! I only read up on it and learned how to play it when I tried out the Gundam Mahjong game on the DS!
All you have to do is try to make your set of "cards" match a certain pattern. There's lots of them but the easiest ones are getting a certain number sequence (eg. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...) or sets of 2 or more matching "cards". You can learn more about the rules on Wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong
One thing to bear in mind however is that the Japanese have a different set of rules than the original Chinese game although they're still similar in ways.
As for this game, yes it's Mario Mahjong basically and the AI's not that hard to beat. I'd say the difficulty is similar to the Gundam Mahjong game I played
Almost everyone I know here in the Philippines knows how to play. Too bad I'm the only one familiar with the Japanese "hands" and scoring. Anyone up for a game?
EDIT: Screw that, too lazy to reformat my miniSD from my phone. :/ Someone else is using my M3 SD too. :/
EDIT: Screw that, too lazy to reformat my miniSD from my phone. :/ Someone else is using my M3 SD too. :/
Hrmmm before I go to bed. Saw this at /v/ --> http://learnmahjong.brinkster.net/reachmahjong/intro.htm
I want to wake up tomorrow with people sharing FCs lol *wishful thinking*.
I want to wake up tomorrow with people sharing FCs lol *wishful thinking*.
SC Lite requires the "Set Catridge Access" option.. (or whatever it's called again) to be set or you'll get a white screen.
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