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NingPo is a classic tile-matching solitaire game! Don't be fooled into thinking that this is "just another clone", because it's far more than that! NingPo Mah Jong provides outstanding art work, great music, and awesome game play while still retaining the elements that make this game so great - simplicity and fun.
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PPC, Mac OS X 10.0 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.0 or later.
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| Downloads:8,196 |
| Version Downloads:4,956 |
| Type:Games : Card & Board |
| License:Demo |
| Date:08 Sep 2003 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $19.95 |
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NingPo is a classic tile-matching solitaire game! Don't be fooled into thinking that this is "just another clone", because it's far more than that! NingPo Mah Jong provides outstanding art work, great music, and awesome game play while still retaining the elements that make this game so great - simplicity and fun.
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This is Shang Hai!
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Hshin reviewed on 16 Aug 2006
http://www.fregger.com/harvestmoon/shanghai.html
It first appeared on the Commodore Amiga--otherwise known as the best computer there ever was, back when everybody else was doing 1 bit sound and 2-bit graphics. Imagine PCs with 4 colors. Apple II had 6. Look up Mobygames.
http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/activisions-shanghai-series
And this is a real game of Mahjong. It's a lot more complicated. Take a few evenings to learn the rules, but works great as an online game for 4. Any big game publishers want to get it right for real Mahjong lovers?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2005
Can't any of these programmers make a REAL 4 player mahjong game, the one which REAL Chinese and Japanese people play???
The REAL 4 player mahjong which Asian people play is similar to the card games GIN, CANASTA, and POKER. It has nothing to do with tile matching.
The tile matching solitaire game was invented by an AMERICAN programmer called BROKIE LEONARD in the 1980's, NOT REAL MAHJONG.
Time and Time, nearly every single Westerner I meet has been brainwashed into thinking mahjong is that tile matching game when it is NOT!!!!!!
Programmers, stop giving this game the wrong name, what ignorance!!!
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Dec 2003
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Sep 2003