Got-cha Mini Game Festival

Got-cha Mini Game Festival is a three-player multiplay game released in 1997 by Dongsung / Para. The experience consists of a series of short, distinct mini-games that players compete to win. Each player uses a single button to control their actions within these varied challenges, which range from simple reaction tests to more involved, competitive scenarios. Developed as Para’s follow-up to their earlier title Silver Millennium, Got-cha aims for a younger audience with its accessible gameplay and playful presentation. The English version features voiceover explanations of each mini-game; however, due to time constraints during localization, the voice actor delivers these instructions at an incredibly rapid pace. The game is also recognized as Pasha Pasha Champ - Mini Game Festival, showcasing a lighthearted and energetic style driven by its dual CPU architecture – a Motorola 68000 paired with a Zilog Z80– and sound chips from Yamaha and OKI.