SE3K Survivors Experience 3000

San-nin Mahjong

Tsukuda Original · 1984

Tsume shogi — the shogi equivalent of a chess problem — presented under the name of the professional player Serizawa, ranked eighth dan. Each position is a forced mate to be found in a set number of moves, at three levels of difficulty. It is a book of problems rather than a game of shogi: there is no opponent to play, only the puzzle on the board.

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Format
Cartridge
Platform
Sega SG-1000 / SC-3000
Product code
G-1006
Publisher
Tsukuda Original
Year
1984
Hardware
16K ROM + 2K RAM

Loads straight into SE3K, an emulator of the real hardware: Z80 CPU, TMS9918A video and SN76489 sound, with the CRT picture reproduced by the shaders. Nothing to install.

San-nin Mahjong (Tsukuda Original · 1984) — cover artwork of the cartridge for the Sega SG-1000 / SC-3000, 16K ROM
Cartridge · 16K

Save this cartridge — keep it, and drop the file on the emulator whenever you want to play it.

Memory map
$0000–$3FFF16K ROM
$C000–$FFFF2K RAM, mirrored
San-nin Mahjong running on the Sega SG-1000 / SC-3000 — in-game screenshot, 256×192, grabbed from the emulator
San-nin Mahjong — 256×192, as the machine draws it
Sannin Mahjong (1984) — first page of the printed manual, scanned; 6 pages in all
Read the manual — 6 pages, as printed