Go 2000

SunA • 2000

Go 2000 — Title screen
Title screen
Go 2000 — Gameplay
Gameplay

Published in 2000 by SunA, Go 2000 offers a unique tabletop gaming experience rooted in Korean gambling traditions. The single-player game draws inspiration from Japan's Hanafuda card game but incorporates elements of the Korean pastime known as Tu-Jun, resulting in a faster-paced style of play designed for quick rounds and strategic decision making. Players use a two-way vertical joystick and six buttons to manipulate cards and execute plays according to the established rules. The gameplay revolves around matching sets and patterns on displayed cards, similar to Hanafuda but with distinct Korean variations. Go 2000 utilizes a horizontal screen resolution of 384x224 pixels and displays a vibrant palette of 2048 colors. It’s designed for swift action and relies heavily on recognizing card combinations efficiently to succeed. Originating in Korea, this arcade game provides an engaging look into a specific cultural tradition adapted for electronic play, presenting a blend of chance and skill within its tabletop framework.

Details

Manufacturer
SunA
Year
2000
Players
1
Genre
Tabletop / Hanafuda
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
go2000

Machine data derived from the MAME project.