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The Convenience Store

Second hand. Comes with spine card, although it is a little creased towards the top edge.

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$8.27 $11.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

Running a convenience store is certainly hard work. Especially if your Japanese reading skills aren’t up to it like most of the Genki team! Don’t forget to change the bento boxes when the best before time has run out. Curiosity value.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph G. ★★★★★

The best-before timers on the bento boxes keep you on your toes, and the frantic pace of restocking shelves never gets old. I’ve sunk hours into this and still find the daily rhythm oddly relaxing.

Mia H. ★★★★★

Managing the shelf-life timers on the pre-made rice balls adds a surprising layer of stress that makes you feel like a real store clerk. The gameplay loop of restocking and ringing up customers is oddly addictive for such a mundane setting.

Ryan ★★★★★

The bento restocking timing actually forces you to plan ahead, which I didn’t expect from a Saturn sim. The Japanese text is a hurdle, but figuring out the labels through trial and error felt like part of the charm. I’ve already lost an evening to it.

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