Mahjong Club - Nagatachou is one of those old-school NES mahjong games that feels like digging up a time capsule. It’s got that classic tile-matching gameplay, but with a distinctly Japanese flavor—no frills, just straight-up riichi mahjong rules. The AI’s decent for its time, though don’t expect modern polish.

First few minutes in, you’re greeted with that nostalgic, slightly pixelated table setup and a simple menu. No tutorials, so if you’re not already familiar with Japanese mahjong, good luck figuring out why your hand won’t win. But if you know your kans from your pon, it’s a solid little time-waster. The music’s… well, let’s just say it’s very 8-bit.

Honestly, it’s more of a curiosity now than anything else—fun for a quick round if you’re into retro games or mahjong history. Just don’t go in expecting flashy animations or online play.