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Revision as of 16:45, 13 August 2020

Tamori no Picross
Tamori Picross.png
Developer(s): Jupiter, Ape
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Satellaview)
Category: Picross
Players: 1
Predecessor: Mario's Picross
Successor: Mario's Super Picross
Release dates
N. America: (Unreleased)
Japan: 1995
Europe: (Unreleased)
Australia: (Unreleased)
S. Korea: (Unreleased)
China: (Unreleased)
©1995 Nintendo, Ape, Jupiter

Tamori no Picross (Tamori's Picross) was a game in the Picross series distributed via Satellaview.

Gameplay

The game is a Picross (nonogram) game branded on the Japanese celebrity Tamori, and an early version of Mario's Super Picross without Super Mario series characters. It includes various gameplay elements that do not occur in later versions, such as moving the cursor off the board.[1]


Picross series logo

Games Mario's Picross (1995)  • Mario's Super Picross (1995)  • Picross 2 (1996)  • Picross DS (2007)  • Picross 3D (2009)  • Puzzle Iroiro series (Gekkan Crossword House) (2009)  • Picross 3D: Round 2 (2015)  • Pokémon Picross (2015)
Picross NP 1999: Vol. 1  • Vol. 2  • Vol. 3  • Vol. 4  • Vol. 5
2000: Vol. 6  • Vol. 7  • Vol. 8
Promotional/limited time Tamori no Picross (1995)  • Satella de Picross (1997)  • Club Nintendo Picross (2012)  • Club Nintendo Picross + (2014)  • My Nintendo Picross: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016)


References