일본 프로 마작 연맹공인 - 철만 면허개전 | November 18, 1999

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 일본 프로 마작 연맹 공인 소프트웨어.

난 마타로, 코지마 다케오를 포함한 뛰어난 프로 마작 선수 16명이 실명으로 등장한다. 대회 제패 모드에서는 매월 열리는 대회에 참가해 상금을 획득하면, 일본 프로 마작 연맹 공인으로 단계 인증 시험을 받을 수 있다. 시험에 합격하면, 일본 프로 마작 연맹 공인 최초의 초단, 이단의 실제 "면허증"을 받을 수 있다. 자유 대국 모드에서는 플레이어의 마작 실력에 맞춘 대국이 가능하도록, COM의 마작 실력을 3단계로 설정할 수 있다.

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