Tokyo Gal Zukan
Ｔｏｋｙｏギャル図鑑
Description
A mahjong game.
Tokyo Gal Zukan was produced by Nichibutsu in 1989.
Nichibutsu released 93 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1979. Nichibutsu was based in Japan.
Other machines made by Nichibutsu during the time period Tokyo Gal Zukan was produced include: Mahjong Hana No Momoko Gumi!, Armed Formation F, Bijokko Gakuen, Mahjong Sikaku, Crazy Climber 2, Mahjong Gal No Kaika, Gionbana, Mahjong G-Men '89, Mahjong Focus, and Mahjong Triple Wars
Specs
| Name | Tokyo Gal Zukan |
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| Developer | Nichibutsu (Japan) |
| Year | 1989 |
| Type | Videogame |
| KLOV/MOG # | 10141 |
| Class | Wide Release |
| Genre | Mahjong |
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| Conversion Class | Nichibutsu |
| # Simultaneous Players | 1 |
| # Maximum Players | 1 |
| Game Play | Single |
| Control Panel Layout | Single Player |
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| Sound | Amplified Mono (one channel) |
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