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Posted By
Pepax
on 2009-03-19
07:51:09
 Mahjongg & Co.

Hi!
Is there any Mahjongg style game for C16/Plus4 besides Lettertile and Wu Lung? I searched for Mah-jong, Mahjongg, Taipei, Shanghai, Szechuan, Sichuan, Peking and found no others.

Posted By
Chicken
on 2009-03-19
07:53:54
 Re: Mahjongg & Co.

Yes, there is I thought about those you mentioned, too but then I remembered that TGH made one and because of the database it was easy to find

Turn It (TGH)

Actually, this is probably the nicest one ;)

Posted By
Luca
on 2009-03-19
08:43:36
 Re: Mahjongg & Co.

...and Turn it by Prisoners, of course.

Posted By
Pepax
on 2009-03-19
11:43:46
 Re: Mahjongg & Co.

Thanks a lot.
I should have asked specifically for Mahjongg, because there are many other logical games that share the tileset but have different gameplay.
The ones you pointed me to are AFAIK Shisen-Sho, not Mahjongg.

Posted By
Csabo
on 2009-03-19
13:56:15
 Re: Mahjongg & Co.

I don't know the difference between Shisen-Sho and Mahjongg, but not finding those games via the search is a usability problem. I'm glad it came up. We should be able to easily fix it. We can either create a new game type, or add these keywords into the notes fields of the other games. Something along the lines of "A mahjongg type game, using the Shisen-Sho layout", or whatever actually makes sense. So the question is: who knows these details?

Posted By
Pepax
on 2009-03-19
14:42:30
 Re: Mahjongg & Co.

I'm not a board game expert.
These links might help:
http://www.sloperama.com/mjfaq.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong_solitaire
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shisen-sho
IMHO we can't say something is a Mahjongg-type game using Shisen-Sho layout but rather a Chinese board game with Mahjongg tileset.
Besides, it's not as easy as it seems at first, many games named Mahjongg are in fact Mahjongg Solitaire........ Look at GB64 for example.



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