Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
3DS eShop
25th Dec 2014 — £1.49
15th Jan 2015 — $2.99
Reviews
Review Best of Mahjong (3DS eShop)
A lovely pair
Mahjong is a tile-based game that is utterly steeped in history and mystery – nobody really knows how old it is, as many different sources claim different dates of conception, and it seems nobody's keen to agree any time soon. This Chinese game is highly regarded in the East, but its presence in the West is significantly less...
Screenshots 4
Best of Mahjong News
Nintendo Download 15th January (North America)
3D After Burner II, Super Mario Galaxy 2, tempting discounts and much more
In this rather exciting week there's still time for our traditional Nintendo Download Update fix. This latest offering from Nintendo of America is pretty strong, with a variety of titles on Wii U and 3DS full of potential, in addition to some classics and discounts. Let's get...
Nintendo Download 25th December (Europe)
Duck Hunting, Kuru Kuru Kururining and lots more festive fun
Christmas is nearly upon us. What better way to celebrate than vegetate on the sofa after all the festivities and play some Nintendo games with your loved ones? There are lots of new goodies for you to download on this week, not least a Wii Remote-enabled Duck Hunt on the Wii U Virtual...
About The Game
Relax your mind with the ancient game of tiles. "Best of Mahjong" features 404 layouts of the traditional tile-matching game in 3D, each with millions of different shuffles to play.
The game's style and interface has been designed for easy and intuitive operation with the Nintendo 3DS stylus or +Control Pad. The graphics can be customised with fabulous tile-sets and backgrounds. Sit back, relax and enjoy the endless challenge with this Mahjong game collection.
Comments 3
Let me guess - another game that claims to be Mahjongg but is actually just Shanghai. Again.
Why aren't there any actual Mahjongg games unless you have a Famicom?
I absolutely agree. There were actual Mahjongg games for the DS in Japan. Would it take too much effort to translate one and sell it on the eShop?
There's not much market for the game out of Asian countries though, compared to other games like checkers and chess. It's just not popular/well known enough to be released in NA. I thought you would've realized that by now.
There ARE Mahjong games on NA PSN though and you can play it on Vita, PSP and PS3, but they're all imports so they're in Japanese. That's one option if you must play Mahjong. I doubt one is ever going to come to Nintendo systems. There's no market for them here.
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...