Super Bishi Bashi Champ

The newest title in the BISHI BASHI series, "BISHI BASHI CHANNEL" is a competitive video game made up of a variety of mini-games. The game retains the simple, signature BISHI BASHI element of hitting buttons, and adds to this a new action consisting of turning a button, for deeper gameplay than ever before. In addition, on just one cabinet, now four players can go head-to-head, or two teams of two players can battle one another, allowing groups such as families or friends to compete for supremacy. On top of this, the game now features a multi-language system* that enables players who speak other languages to enjoy the action as well. Konami Amusement will continue to offer fun and exciting experiences to an ever bigger audience through video games.

Bishi Bashi is a series of Konami video games for arcades, mobile phones, PlayStation and Windows. All games in the series comprise playing through a wide variety of competitive minigames against other players. The arcade games support 1 to 6 players and the PlayStation game allows 1 to 8 players; the game will provide computer opponents if there are not enough players.

Ganbatte is a competitive social multiplayer arcade game for VR, about cats, in space, eating sushi. Try to eat as much valuable sushi as you can and reach the highest score.

A minigame-centric arcade release from Namco, which focuses on many aspects of the vertically-scrolling shoot-em-up genre.

In Playmobil Circus, you and your family are going to become Playmobil performers in the funniest, most wacky circus around. Practice your acts to make sure they're perfect before you perform them in the center ring for the whole crowd. Perform well enough you'll unlock more acts in Encore mode. Play with friends and family in 2 exciting multiplayer modes: co-op and versus.

Pocket MuuMuu is an action game developed by Sugar & Rockets and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation, and was released exclusively in Japan in 1999. It is a spin-off game in the Jumping Flash! series. The game makes use of the Sony PocketStation peripheral, but is not required to play. PocketStation games could be played in order to make money so you could buy more PocketStation games as well as other little items.

Midwestern developer Budcat Creations (Blast Works, New York Times Crosswords) is bringing the first “house-building party game” to Wii early in 2009. Our House will allow players to compete in a series of mini-games for tool and custom home upgrades.

A collection of minigames based on the movie

Minigames and avatar dress up with modeling motif.

The official Oktoberfest game licensed by the city of Munich! Minigames Bavarian style: Finger-Wrestling, ring-the-bell strength test, ghost train, beer-serving, conducting and bavarian folk dance. Test your knowledge with the Oktoberfest Trivia Quiz and learn interesting and fun facts about the event and its history. Direct a Bavarian Humpa-Band, finger-wrestle against the mighty Sepp (the strongest man on the Oktoberfest) or catch a ride on the ghost train - a grand total of six fun and exciting minigames will help you transform yourself from a regular tourist to a proper Bavarian! Regain your strength with sausage and beer, train your brain with the Oktoberfest Trivia Quiz or just enjoy the soothing polka-soundtrack.

An entrepreneur receives an inheritance from a Great Aunt, a house at Carmel, California. The place is in need of reform, so the things found inside are sold in a yard sale to fund the renovation. Fabulous Finds is a hidden object game with elements from other games. The game is divided in three main sections. The first is a hidden object challenge with a time limit, where the player has to search for objects on rooms from the house, to sell them later. Instead of the usual list at the side of the screen with names of required items, the game shows slots to store a general type of object, and the player has to click on things that correspond to the category or theme (for example, "Babies and Kids" for toys, "Yard and Garden" for gardening tools, and so on). Some objects need an extra item to make them work, like power chords and batteries, before they can be collected. Next comes the yard sale, shown in a isometric view, with all the items set on tables and the customers roaming around them. A list at the left side shows clues to what every patron wants ("woman in red wants to cart some rocks"). The player has to drag and drop the customers to their items. The final component is the decoration screen, where the money accumulated on the yard sale is spent on curtains, floor covers, furniture and other things. Clues appear that indicate the necessary items to improve the final rating, that goes up to 5 stars. Sometimes, a mini-game appears where objects have to be collected in the boxes of a storeroom

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