Mario and company have conquered platform action, kart racing, an RPG, mini-games, and more. Last year, the gang added mahjong to their collective resumes with Nintendo's Yakuman DS game. While fun and engaging for anyone hankering for stylus powered MJ, the game lacked Wi-Fi support. Sure, it was capable of supporting a 4-player game as long as everyone was local and within range but that's not good enough. We want to play Mario mahjong against anyone in the world connected online. With Wi-Fi Taiou: Yakuman, that dream is realized where gamers may find opponents 24/7. To add to the fun, players equipped with the Earphone Mic may chat with each other and throw out blurbs and glib remarks. New orders are welcome.
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Friday, September 15, 2006
Wi-Fi Taiou: Yakuman
Mario and company have conquered platform action, kart racing, an RPG, mini-games, and more. Last year, the gang added mahjong to their collective resumes with Nintendo's Yakuman DS game. While fun and engaging for anyone hankering for stylus powered MJ, the game lacked Wi-Fi support. Sure, it was capable of supporting a 4-player game as long as everyone was local and within range but that's not good enough. We want to play Mario mahjong against anyone in the world connected online. With Wi-Fi Taiou: Yakuman, that dream is realized where gamers may find opponents 24/7. To add to the fun, players equipped with the Earphone Mic may chat with each other and throw out blurbs and glib remarks. New orders are welcome.
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