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The aim of the game is to acquire a winning hand (known as a "Yakuman"). The player can play against the computer or compete with another player using the [[Game Link Cable]]. | The aim of the game is to acquire a winning hand (known as a "Yakuman"). The player can play against the computer or compete with another player using the [[Game Link Cable]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Mani]] (an officially licensed Nintendo Hong Kong distributor) released the [https://www.giantbomb.com/4-in-1/3030-57563/images/ 4 in 1: Tetris, Tennis, Alleyway, Yakuman]. It included this game and the others in one special [[M161 (Game Boy mapper)|M161]] [[Game Boy]] [[Game Pak]]. Other 4 in 1 Game Paks were available for non-Nintendo intellectual property. | ||
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Yakuman is a game for Game Boy. It was only released in Japan and was one of the console's launch titles.
Summary
The aim of the game is to acquire a winning hand (known as a "Yakuman"). The player can play against the computer or compete with another player using the Game Link Cable.
Release data
- Mani (an officially licensed Nintendo Hong Kong distributor) released the 4 in 1: Tetris, Tennis, Alleyway, Yakuman. It included this game and the others in one special M161 Game Boy Game Pak. Other 4 in 1 Game Paks were available for non-Nintendo intellectual property.
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