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Jikocyushinha

Second hand. Couple of slight disk scratches. Light manual cover creasing.

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$8.75 $11.99 In stock

Category: Mega CD

A thoroughly crazed mahjong sequel full of mad characters with a guest appearance of that well known mahjong master ET! ‘ET reach!’ Subtitled Struggle in the Tokyo Mahjongland and also known as Selfish Gambler.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

The "ET reach" call never gets old—it's the kind of absurd detail that makes this mahjong sequel feel like a fever dream you actually want to keep playing. Subtitled "Struggle in the Tokyo Mahjongland," it's stuffed with mad characters who keep the matches unpredictable even after hours. If you're i

Julian F. ★★★★★

ET showing up for a mahjong match is exactly the kind of insane cameo I was hoping for. The characters are gloriously unhinged, and the "ET reach!" callout actually made me laugh out loud. If you want a truly weird and fun Mega CD experience, this is it.

Jacob P. ★★★★★

Bought this for the sheer absurdity of having ET as a playable mahjong master, and the "ET reach!" calls never get old. The characters are genuinely mad, making each round feel more like a chaotic anime episode than a serious game. Perfect for a laugh if you like your mahjong with a side of weird.

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