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Planet Pachinko ?2009 Wiilabelimageminimize
Rakusho! Pachinko Slot Sengen Tecmo2003 PS2labelminimizeminimize
Sankyo Fever 3  TEN1998 Saturnlabelminimizeminimize
Sankyo Fever III Den'Z;ITC1996 SNESlabelimageminimize
Sankyo Fever Vol. 2  TEN1998 Saturnlabelimageminimize
Sankyo Fever! Fever! Sankyo;Telenet1994 SNESlabelimageminimize
Sankyo Jikki Simulation S  TEN1997 Saturnlabelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise  Irem1999 PSlabelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 10  Irem2004 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 11  Irem2005 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 12 Irem2005 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 13 Irem2006 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 2  Irem1999 PSlabelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 3 Irem2000You know "CR Doggie Paradise" three models is the most hot title in the current Hall.
I was quickly full porting the three models.
Capture data and actual specs, etc., and packed with essential information on the actual capture! Also a campaign that was including "war chest gift" of popular also conducted this time, we will develop a wide range of appeal from pachinko fan to light users.
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Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 4 Irem2000 PSlabelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 5 Irem2001 PSlabelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 6 Irem2001 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 7 Irem2002 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 8 Irem2003 PS2labelimageminimize
Sanyo Pachinko Paradise 9 Irem2003 PS2labelimageminimize
Shinsou Kaiten: Wanwan Umi Monogatari: Sanyo Pachinko Paradise DX Irem2001 PSlabelimageminimize
Simple 1500 Series Vol. 15: The Pachinko  D3 Publisher;Culture Publishers (Craftman)1999 PSlabelimageminimize
Super Pachinko I'MAX1994Pachinko SNESlabelimageminimize
Super Pachinko Taisen Banpresto1995 GBlabelimageminimize
Super Pachinko Taisen Banpresto1994 SNESlabelimageminimize
Taisen Net Gimmick: Capcom & Psikyo All Stars  Capcom (Psikyo)2001 Dreamcastlabelimageminimize
Takeshi no Chousenjou  Taito1986[media=youtube]j_RH518LyOk[/media]***Now the gameplay design in this game is most bizarre. You are playing a guy (I think representing the Japanese actor Takeshi Kitano himself) who goes on a search for a big treasure. You start in your home city where you have to prepare some things to undergo a trip to a remote pacific island where the treasure is hidden. Some of the game's puzzles are extremely unusual and unfair. Best example is when you get a non-readable treasure map and to make it readable the simplest! solution is to put it in water and wait between five and ten minutes. If you press a single button before the five minutes are over then it won't work. Or the laughable karaoke sequences that make use of the build-in microphone of the second Famicom controller. The action sequences are also more or less stupid and unfair. There is a hangglider shooter sequence where you can move your glider down, left and right but not up. Extremely difficult. This game put in so much unfair and nonsense gameplay that it is often regarded as a prime example of what Japanese people call a "kusoge" (shitty game). With the difference that Taito in this case exactly wanted this game to be unfair and impossible to solve without a walkthrough. It even makes fun about the player who completes the game by saying that you shouldn't take this game so seriously. Well, with a walkthrough the game is at least enjoyable in a sense that you always wonder that nothing makes sense and what the game designers smoked when they came up with some puzzles and curiosities. Not every game is as memorable as this. The graphical representation of the starting city is quite ok. Music is much too repetitive. NESlabelimageminimize
Tanimura Hitoshi Ryuu Pachinko Kouryaku Daisakusen - Don Quijote ga Iku Atlus2000 GBClabelimageminimize
The Heiwa Otenki Studio Aqua Rouge2001 PSlabelimageminimize
Victory Zone Sony Computer Entertainment (Japan Studio)1995 PSlabelimageminimize
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