It belongs to a small family of casino games with digitized video footage that took advantage of the CD-ROM²'s capacity to show real photos or clips as a reward or backdrop, a formula common in the Japanese adult-oriented market of the time. Underneath that wrapping, the game itself is a conventional video poker title, with betting and the standard five-card draw rules.
Today it works more as a historical curiosity about the limits the PC Engine catalog tested than as a card experience notable on its own.
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