Super Baken OU '95 yɛ saa SNES agodie a ɛyɛ nwonwa, Japan nkutoo no mu biako a ɛmmaa no amma amannɔne da —a ɛyɛ aniwu efisɛ ɛyɛ ɔtopae ankasa. Ɛyɛ mahjong title, nanso mma ɛno mmɔ wo hu sɛ wonyɛ atetesɛm tile games a. Nsɛm a wɔka kyerɛ no yɛ wuram de, na saa nnipa a wɔyɛ anime a ɛboro so yi ne nipasu tɔn bi ka ho.

Ade a edi kan a wobɛhyɛ no nsow? Menus no nyinaa wɔ Japan kasa mu, nanso sɛ woadi Mahjong pɛn a, wubetumi ayɛ kinda fumble wo kwan mu. Agorudi no tow wo kɔ akansi ahorow a ɛne saa asɔretiafo a wɔayɛ no ma atra so yi a wɔka nsɛm gu mu no mu (wiɛ, misusuw sɛ —bio, Japanfo) na woyɛ w’ade kɛse bere a wotwe wo ho fi ade pa ho no. Tiles no yɛ crisp, nnwom no anya saa classic SNES charm no, na ɛwɔ hɔ mpo weird single-player campaign mode a woforo ranks.

It’s definitely niche, but if you’re into retro Japanese oddities anaasɛ wopɛ mahjong agodie a ɛwɔ flair pii sen wo nanabea dan mu set no ara kwa a, eyi yɛ nea ɛfata sɛ wututu fam.