Showing posts with label Board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Board. Show all posts

AI Mahjong

GAME NAME
AI Mahjong
LANGUAGE
JPN
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
JPN, Board
VIDEO GAME
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AI Mahjong is a Miscellaneous game, developed by Marvelous Entertainment and published by Marvelous, which was released in Japan in 2004.

Tiger Trouble

GAME NAME
Tiger Trouble
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
Board
VIDEO GAME
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Tiger Trouble is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Gameshastra Inc., which was released in Europe in 2009.

Chessmaster The Art of Learning

GAME NAME
Chessmaster The Art of Learning
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
October 23, 2007
GENRE
Board
VIDEO GAME
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Josh Waitzkin, International Master and eight-time National Chess Champion, coaches players to grasp the basic fundamentals of chess and to master the game through exciting courses and tutorials taken directly from his groundbreaking book, The Art of Learning.

Mahjongg Artifacts

GAME NAME
Mahjongg Artifacts
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
March 15, 2007
GENRE
Board
VIDEO GAME
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A prequel to Mahjongg Artifacts: Chapter 2, the Story Mode of Mahjongg Artifacts introduces players to the start of the adventure through graphic comic scenes. As players explore five ancient cultures and master more and more complicated Mahjong layouts, they will uncover lost relics as well as special tiles that will help them in their quest. The Classic mode of the game will allow players to choose which layouts and tile sets they want to complete, while Endless Mode constantly produces a never-ending arrangement of tiles, which will provide a limitless challenge.

Hard Rock Casino

GAME NAME
Hard Rock Casino
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
April 24, 2007
GENRE
Casino
VIDEO GAME
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Now you can play blackjack, video poker, and slots--no matter how close or far you are from Las Vegas. Hard Rock Casino combines the most popular casino games in one package, complete with realistic cards and casino gameplay. Each game includes help files and supports familiar keypad controls. In this authentic casino simulation, you can develop your skills and strategies and increase your winnings to become a casino master

Pachisi

GAME NAME
Pachisi
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
Mini, Board
VIDEO GAME
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Pachisi is played on a board shaped like a symmetrical cross. The big square in the center of the board called a "Charkoni" is the starting and finishing position of the gotis, or "pawns." The player's objective is to move all the gotis around the borad and then back to the charkoni before the other player does the same. A player's pieces move across the board based on the outcome of the Passa, a rectangular dice used as an element of chance.

Cohort Chess

GAME NAME
Cohort Chess
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
June 7, 2011
GENRE
Board
VIDEO GAME
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Cohort Chess is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Cohort Studios, which was released in 2011.

Idol Janshi Suchie Pai III Remix

GAME NAME
Idol Janshi Suchie Pai III Remix
LANGUAGE
JPN
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
JPN, Adventure, Animation
VIDEO GAME
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Idol Janshi Suchi-Pai III Remix is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Jaleco Entertainment, which was released in Japan in 2007.

Chuukana Janshi Tenhoo Painyan Remix

GAME NAME
Chuukana Janshi Tenhoo Painyan Remix
LANGUAGE
JPN
RELEASE DATE
Jun 28, 2007
GENRE
JPN, Card, Board, Puzzle
VIDEO GAME
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Chuukana Janshi Tenhoo Painyan Remix is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Jaleco Entertainment, which was released in Japan in 2007.

AI Shogi

GAME NAME
AI Shogi
LANGUAGE
JPN
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
JPN, Board
VIDEO GAME
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Shogi is Japanese Chess. It bears some resemblance to regular chess, as both games apparently evolved from a common ancestor about 1500 years ago. Basically the board is slightly larger (9×9 instead of 8×8), the pieces are slightly different (only one rook and bishop and no queen, but a few new pieces, including two types of general and the lance). You can also put pieces you have captured back into play on your side. The latter makes it a much more complicated game than chess. This is very difficult for me to review, because I honestly have no idea how to play Shogi. I’m familiar with (but not very good at) chess, and I have to say, playing this makes me feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone or at least Shelbyville. It’s both familiar but not familiar at the same time. You are shown where you can move each piece, so it’s at least playable. Because of a number of factors (how promotion of pieces work, and the ability to deploy captured pieces most notably) I guess fancy stylized pieces don’t work. Instead you have little wedge shaped slabs, each with a letter on it, denoting what it is. And because it’s meant for two players, you see your opponents with the letters upside down. (Note the screenshot I used is of the Japanese version, it uses English letters in the North American version) There doesn’t appear to be any options at all, other than number of players (one or two). A difficulty option would have been very nice for one player mode, because I constantly lose after only about a dozen moves. I really have no time to get my bearings, boom, either the computer’s rook or bishop has blasted through my front line and is wreaking havoc. t would also have been very nice to have the option for the single player game to rotate the screen back to normal. It’s awkward using the left trigger to select, because at least for me, I hold it in my left hand and there isn’t a finger near it. I suppose if you are left handed and hold it in your right, you can select with your pinkie. You can thankfully suspend a game and resume it later. While all the games I played lasted only a few minutes (with me losing), I imagine with another person of equal skill, it could be a while, because of how you can replace pieces. To my knowledge, there are no other Shogi games on the PSP, at least in the West. So if you want to play Shogi on the PSP, well, here you go. If you want something different than the normal Western board game, it’s also worth a look. At least if you have to the patience to deal with holding the PSP oddly and getting beaten by the AI while trying to figure out what’s going on. Otherwise pass, there are better options and better values for classic board games on the PSP.

Voodoo Dice

GAME NAME
Voodoo Dice
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
NA
GENRE
Board
VIDEO GAME
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Roll the dice in a mystical world filled with exploration, puzzle solving, and adventure. Voodoo Dice is an innovative puzzler that challenges you to solve puzzles in unique and interesting ways in a quest to conquer the voodoo universe. Voodoo Dice will win you over with its immersive gameplay and countless hours of Voodoo fun!

Dongfang Queshen

GAME NAME
Dongfang Queshen
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
January 6, 2011
GENRE
Puzzle
VIDEO GAME
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Saki Portable

GAME NAME
Saki Portable
LANGUAGE
JPN
RELEASE DATE
Mar 25, 2010
GENRE
JPN, Puzzle, Board
VIDEO GAME
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Saki Portable is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Alchemist, which was released in Japan in 2010.

Mahjongg Artifacts 2

GAME NAME
Mahjongg Artifacts 2
LANGUAGE
English
RELEASE DATE
October 22, 2009
GENRE
Board, Mini
VIDEO GAME
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Mahjongg Artifacts 2 takes tile-matching games in an exciting new direction! Gather pearls for purchasing special powers, utilize a selection of ground-breaking powerups, earn trophies, and enjoy the game's rich visual design. Special attention has been paid to game controls: tile-matching actions are intuitive and navigation is smooth due to multi-level auto-zoom feature. Hints and bonuses are also there: depending on your proficiency you'll be able to hide or reveal locked tiles, undo your last actions, shuffle tiles on the board and get a hint when you can't find the right pair. Adventurous journeys around the globe are featured in the graphic novel of the Quest Mode. After each completed level of the Quest you earn an artifact that helps you to unfold a thrilling mystery of the main character. In addition, there are two other modes of play, Classic and Endless mode.