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Family Trainer 5 Meiro Daisakusen (New)

Brand new. Please note: requires Family Trainer mat to be played, not supplied. Slight price sticker shadow on front of box.

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$18.75 $27.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

A maze version of Family Trainer where the young lad must run through the 3D levels avoiding bats and the like. Interesting use of the Family Trainer mat.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie R. ★★★★★

The mat's responsiveness is spot-on, so leaping over bats in the 3D corridors feels almost too easy once you get the rhythm down. My kids and I have spent hours on this maze cart, and the mix of running and dodging keeps everyone on their toes. Definitely a hidden gem for the Famicom.

Alexander ★★★★★

Running through the 3D maze and dodging bats feels surprisingly intuitive on the mat — my kids picked it up in seconds. The levels get genuinely tricky, but the physical movement makes it way more engaging than a standard platformer.

Ava ★★★★★

The mat’s sensitivity is spot-on for dodging those bats, and the 3D maze depth genuinely surprises for a Famicom cart. My kids and I traded off rounds and lost track of time—it’s the kind of active game that makes the living room feel like an arcade.