Lung Fu Bong II (Hong Kong, V185H)

Lung Fu Bong II is a tabletop arcade game released in Hong Kong by IGS in 1996. This single-player video game simulates the popular Chinese pastime of Mahjong. Players arrange and match tiles according to traditional rules, aiming for scoring combinations within a framework similar to a standard Mahjong experience. The game utilizes a Motorola 68000 processor and incorporates sound chips from OKI and Yamaha to create an authentic arcade atmosphere. A sequel to the original Lung Fu Bong, this title provides a digital version of the tile-matching challenge, offering an accessible way for players to engage with the complexity of Mahjong without needing physical game pieces. The visuals are characteristic of mid-1990s video arcade games, and the audio reflects the technology available at the time, featuring sounds produced by the integrated OKI6295 and YM2413 sound chips. The game debuted in December 1996 and is a representation of a popular form of tabletop gaming adapted for public arcade play.