Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Juku uses the figure of renowned professional mahjong player Yosuke Ide to build an offering with an educational bent: matches against the machine designed both for practice and for learning the game's strategic reading, a different approach from the simple mahjong compilations that abounded in the Japanese catalog.
Like almost all mahjong titles on the console, it never left Japan, where this board game has a well-established audience and its own TV programs dedicated to its major tournaments.
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