집합! 빙글빙글 온천 | September 23, 1999

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 《집합! 빙글빙글 온천》은 1999년 9월 23일에 출시된 드림캐스트용 게임 소프트웨어이다. 이 게임은 네트워크 대응 테이블 게임으로, 드림캐스트의 표준 장비인 모뎀을 이용한 인터넷 접속 기능을 통해 온라인 대전을 지원하였다. 또한 주변 기기인 컨트롤러와 '비주얼 메모리'를 활용하여 최대 4명까지 오프라인 대전도 가능하다. 2000년 10월 31일에는 브로드밴드 어댑터에 대응하는 '아츠마레! 구르구르 온센 BB'가 출시되었다.

게임에는 마작, 장기, 트럼프 등의 미니 게임이 포함되어 있다. 또한, 점괘 게임인 '코토리 점괘'와 비주얼 메모리의 미니 게임인 '작은 코토리 점괘'도 수록되어 있다.

온라인 모드에서는 최대 6명이 입장할 수 있는 '대욕장'이라는, 일종의 채팅룸이 존재했다. 이곳은 게임을 진행하며 만난 사람들과 친목을 도모하거나 친구를 만드는 도구로 기능하기도 했다. 실제로 본작을 통해 만나게 된 사람들과 뜻밖의 인연을 맺은 이들도 있었다.


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