Gomoku Narabe & Reversi Tōryūmon
Gomoku Narabe & Reversi Tōryūmon is a 2000 WS game by Sammy Corporation.
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About the game
A simple collection of two classic puzzle games Gomoku Narabe & Reversi / Othello .
Gomoku Narabe is a ancient Japanese game the title of which means "five stones in a row". The goal of the game is to place five tokens of your color (white or black) in a row. Of course your opponent will be trying to block you. The game ends when a player achieves tis penta-worthy task. The board is 14 x 14.
Reversi is a game commonly known under the name that it is marketed by Pressman , Othello. In reversi ones goal is to flip the opponents tiles (white or black) by surrounding the opposing token(s) on either end with your own. The board is 8x8.
A challenge mode approaches! You can battle your way through ranks of board game master beginning with a horrid smiling goblin and moving up to a mysterious old guru.
Two players can play the game through the Communication Cable , which is odd as it would seem feasible to play the games on a single system, but what can ya do?
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Facts
- Platforms
- WS
- First released
- 2000-01-13
- Developers
- Sammy Corporation
- Publishers
- Sammy Corporation
- Genres
- Strategy / tactics, Top-down, Fixed / flip-screen, Turn-based, Board game, Point and select
Covers and screenshots
Screenshots
Title screen (WS) A gomoku game starting. (WS) A mid-game of gomoku. (WS) The computer wins this time. (WS) Options (WS) Opponents... the one currently selected is the most terrifying but least skilled. (WS) Starting a reversi game. (WS) Flipping tokens. (WS) Mid-game reversi (WS) Player 1 wins! 48 to 16. (WS)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| WS | 2000-01-13 | Japan | Sammy Corporation |
Barcodes
- 4991694000376
Where this comes from
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