Daisu-Kiss (ver JAA)

Konami’s Daisu-Kiss, released in 1996, is a fast-paced multiplayer mini-game collection designed for up to four players. The game presents a series of quick challenges and trivia questions, drawing comparisons to other popular Konami titles like Ichidant-R and the Bishi Bashi series. Players use an eight-way joystick and three buttons to compete in these varied trials, often involving rapid button presses or responding quickly to visual prompts. The game’s title is a playful combination of Japanese words referencing affection and kisses, while also incorporating “dice” as part of its name—a nod to the random nature of the mini-games themselves. Some challenges feature trivia based on a unique Japanese "pokeberu" quiz format, which utilizes number pronunciations in creative and unexpected ways. Running on Konami GX hardware, Daisu-Kiss offers a lively and chaotic competitive experience centered around quick reflexes and a bit of luck.