Super Mahjong Taikai box art
SNES

Super Mahjong Taikai

1992 · Koei · Mahjong · 1 player

About

Super Mahjong Taikai ("Taikai" means "tournament" or "competition") is a mahjong game published by KOEI for the Super Famicom (SNES) and PC Engine CD-ROM (TurboGrafx CD) platforms. It is part of Koei's ongoing series of Mahjong Taikai games, which began with Mahjong Taikai for the NEC PC-9801 and Famicom. Unlike many early Mahjong games, Super Mahjong Taikai supports three CPU opponents rather than the truncated one-vs-one format that was an unfortunate necessity due to a lack of computing power. The Taikai games feature many odd characters as CPU opponents, often taken from Koei's strategic simulation games. For instance, Napoleon and Nobunaga Oda are selectable CPU opponents.

Gallery

Super Mahjong Taikai — Box front
Box front
Super Mahjong Taikai — Box back
Box back
Super Mahjong Taikai — Title screen
Title screen
Super Mahjong Taikai — Screenshot
Screenshot

Details

Developer
Koei
Publisher
Koei
Genre
Mahjong
Players
1
Release Date
September 12, 1992
System
SNES

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