Janshin Densetsu - Quest of Jongmaster
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Download Details
split set | janshin.zip 3.34m |
bios/device | neogeo.zip 1.77m ↗ |
merged set | janshin.7z 2.41m |
standalone set | janshin.7z 2.73m |
Game Details
SNK Neo-Geo MVS cart. published 31 years ago:
Janshin Densetsu - Quest of Jongmaster (c) 1994 Aicom.
A mahjong game with Role-Playing-Game elements and selectable items.
- TECHNICAL -
Runs on the SNK "Neo-Geo MVS" hardware.
Game ID: NGM-048
[SNK MVS Neo-Geo Controls]
2 players - 4 buttons per player (2 usables).
- TRIVIA -
Released in June 1994.
The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'Jong God Legend'.
Janshin Densetsu appears to be a complete ripoff of 1991's "Mahjong Quest" by Taito. The basic premise is the same : a girl in an RPG-style format walking along a world map and encountering enemies which are battled through mahjong matches. The enemy encounter screens have identical borders and the enemies are drawn in the same comic-anime style. Before each mahjong match, there are selectable spells that can be bought with stored MP, the screen and spells being identical in both cases. The player also has a Sword and Shield which can be activated during a match which give the player special abilities. The in-game text is virtually identical. The mahjong tiles themselves look almost exactly the same save for the backs; the mahjong game screen itself is almost exactly the same. Even upon defeating an enemy, they are turned into a scantily-clad woman as does your character when she is defeated. The only major difference between the two seems to be that "Mahjong Quest" is controlled with a mahjong control panel and Jyanshin Densetsu is controlled with the MVS Neo-Geo joystick. The next Aicom game on SNK Neo-Geo MVS is 1995's "Pulstar", shares lots of similarities with "R*Type" as well.
- PORTS -
* CONSOLES:
SNK Neo-Geo CD (1995)
NEC PC-Engine Arcade CD (1995)
- CONTRIBUTE -
Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=1219&o=2
Janshin Densetsu - Quest of Jongmaster (c) 1994 Aicom.
A mahjong game with Role-Playing-Game elements and selectable items.
- TECHNICAL -
Runs on the SNK "Neo-Geo MVS" hardware.
Game ID: NGM-048
[SNK MVS Neo-Geo Controls]
2 players - 4 buttons per player (2 usables).
- TRIVIA -
Released in June 1994.
The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'Jong God Legend'.
Janshin Densetsu appears to be a complete ripoff of 1991's "Mahjong Quest" by Taito. The basic premise is the same : a girl in an RPG-style format walking along a world map and encountering enemies which are battled through mahjong matches. The enemy encounter screens have identical borders and the enemies are drawn in the same comic-anime style. Before each mahjong match, there are selectable spells that can be bought with stored MP, the screen and spells being identical in both cases. The player also has a Sword and Shield which can be activated during a match which give the player special abilities. The in-game text is virtually identical. The mahjong tiles themselves look almost exactly the same save for the backs; the mahjong game screen itself is almost exactly the same. Even upon defeating an enemy, they are turned into a scantily-clad woman as does your character when she is defeated. The only major difference between the two seems to be that "Mahjong Quest" is controlled with a mahjong control panel and Jyanshin Densetsu is controlled with the MVS Neo-Geo joystick. The next Aicom game on SNK Neo-Geo MVS is 1995's "Pulstar", shares lots of similarities with "R*Type" as well.
- PORTS -
* CONSOLES:
SNK Neo-Geo CD (1995)
NEC PC-Engine Arcade CD (1995)
- CONTRIBUTE -
Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=1219&o=2
Driver Details
source | neogeo/neogeo.cpp |
status | good |
emulation | good |
savestate | supported |
Screen Details
display | screen |
type | raster |
orientation | horizontal |
width | 320px |
height | 224px |
refresh | 59.19mhz |
Input Details
player | 1 |
type | mahjong |
buttons | 19 |
directions | N/A |
Chipset Details
name | Motorola MC68000 |
clock | 11.44mhz |
name | Zilog Z80 |
clock | 3.81mhz |
name | YM2610 OPNB |
clock | 7.63mhz |
name | Speaker |
clock | N/A |
name | Speaker |
clock | N/A |
ROM Details
name | size | crc |
---|---|---|
sp-s2.sp1 | 128.00k | 9036d879 |
sp-s.sp1 | 128.00k | c7f2fa45 |
sp-45.sp1 | 512.00k | 03cc9f6a |
sp-s3.sp1 | 128.00k | 91b64be3 |
sp-u2.sp1 | 128.00k | e72943de |
sp-e.sp1 | 128.00k | 2723a5b5 |
sp1-u2 | 128.00k | 62f021f4 |
sp1-u4.bin | 128.00k | 1179a30f |
sp1-u3.bin | 128.00k | 2025b7a2 |
vs-bios.rom | 128.00k | f0e8f27d |
sp-j2.sp1 | 128.00k | acede59c |
sp1.jipan.1024 | 128.00k | 9fb0abe4 |
japan-j3.bin | 128.00k | dff6d41f |
sp1-j3.bin | 128.00k | fbc6d469 |
sp-j3.sp1 | 512.00k | 486cb450 |
sp-1v1_3db8c.bin | 128.00k | 162f0ebe |
uni-bios_4_0.rom | 128.00k | a7aab458 |
uni-bios_3_3.rom | 128.00k | 24858466 |
uni-bios_3_2.rom | 128.00k | a4e8b9b3 |
uni-bios_3_1.rom | 128.00k | 0c58093f |
uni-bios_3_0.rom | 128.00k | a97c89a9 |
uni-bios_2_3.rom | 128.00k | 27664eb5 |
uni-bios_2_3o.rom | 128.00k | 601720ae |
uni-bios_2_2.rom | 128.00k | 2d50996a |
uni-bios_2_1.rom | 128.00k | 8dabf76b |
uni-bios_2_0.rom | 128.00k | 0c12c2ad |
uni-bios_1_3.rom | 128.00k | b24b44a0 |
uni-bios_1_2.rom | 128.00k | 4fa698e9 |
uni-bios_1_2o.rom | 128.00k | e19d3ce9 |
uni-bios_1_1.rom | 128.00k | 5dda0d84 |
uni-bios_1_0.rom | 128.00k | 0ce453a0 |
048-p1.p1 | 1.00m | fa818cbb |
048-s1.s1 | 128.00k | 8285b25a |
sfix.sfix | 128.00k | c2ea0cfd |
000-lo.lo | 128.00k | 5a86cff2 |
sm1.sm1 | 128.00k | 94416d67 |
048-m1.m1 | 128.00k | 310467c7 |
048-v1.v1 | 2.00m | f1947d2b |
048-c1.c1 | 2.00m | 3fa890e9 |
048-c2.c2 | 2.00m | 59c48ad8 |