Minasan no Okage-sama Desu!

25.08.1990
The second Japanese mahjong game to run on Neo Geo hardware is based on a bizarre and comedic Japanese variety show. In between mahjong matches, the player rolls dice and moves along a board game track; landing on different squares provides special effects, and decides which opponents the player will face.

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