Super Marukin-Ban (Japan 911128)

Yuga’s Super Marukin-Ban debuted in Japan in late 1990 and offers a two-player tabletop mahjong experience. Players utilize a dedicated keyboard to manipulate tiles according to traditional mahjong rules, aiming to form legal hands and outscore their opponent. The game features character artwork of young women throughout its presentation, adding a visual flair to the strategic gameplay. This arcade title translates from Japanese as "Mahjong Super Secret Forbidden Edition," hinting at a unique or special release. Super Marukin-Ban utilizes a Zilog Z80 processor for its main functions and incorporates sound chips to create an audio accompaniment during matches. The game's design suggests a playful connection between the characters, potentially implying shared interests or relationships beyond the mahjong table itself.