Hanafuda Hub!: 2012

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

Sunday, 19 August 2012

64 Hanafuda - Tenshi no Yakusoku

'A strip hanafuda game against four schoolgirls. Not very difficult as the girls often wait until the last minute to go out if their hand is worth anything. Although you get a partial strip scene by going out once, you must run them out of points completely to see the full strip and move on to the next girl. Some animation is present, but the strip scenes are only scrolling pictures'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/koi-koi-shimasho

Raika

Yes, okay yet another Strip Hanafuda post...

'This rather easy hanafuda game puts you against girls in various fantasy-themed outfits with animal or elven ears. After a few rounds, if your score is higher than the opponent's, she strips. Most every hand you get is basically a setup for a high-scoring combination'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/raika

Abunai Houkago - Mou Matenai

Strip Hanafuda with three (High) School girls?! Only in Japan!

'A simple hanafuda game played against three schoolgirls. The game highlights cards you can play for matches and offers power-ups to make rounds go your way more easily. Whenever you successfully go out, the girl you play against will remove some clothing'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/abunai-houkago-mou-matenai

Hana Kagerou

A tame Strip Hanafuda game...

'A fiendish yen-grabber of a hanafuda game that draws you in with nice artwork, but ultimately disappoints. You play against girls in hanafuda who gradually strip as you win, but pose so that they don't reveal anything. The game is also fraught with frequent draw matches, and the girl always goes first'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/hana-kagerou

Hana Yori Dango

More old Strip Hanafuda!

'An 'adventure' game where you play as a man who has been sent to date girls and challenge them to games of strip hanafuda. The game also includes a free play mode for those too impatient to deal with ADV games, with a different set of girls to challenge and two variations of play. Each match lasts twelve rounds, and it appears you get pictures of the girl whether you were ahead or not, although the picture can still be somewhat jumbled if you didn't come out on top. The game also seems to favor the opponent with hands and drawn cards'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/hana-yori-dango

Hanafuda de Pon!

Strip Hanafuda!

'Participate in a strip hanafuda tournament or individual battles. Each option presents you with different girls to play against, for a total of sixteen girls. Characters seem to have their own unique special powers to use to their advantage during or before play in tournament mode. Meters indicate the characters points: how much the difference is between the winner and the loser determines how many NP the loser is docked at the end of each round. At one-third intervals of her NP bar, the character has to strip; depleting her bar completely strips her naked and declares her the loser. In individual play, however, only the girl you play against has her bar sectioned off; you simply lose if your bar is depleted'.

http://www.sutorippu.com/content/hanafuda-de-pon

Saturday, 16 June 2012

East meets West

In such a situation, Korean people say -

'It's a conspiratorial Go-Stop game'.

http://www.hijoju.com/2009/02/parody2004-photo-montage.html#!/2009/02/parody2004-photo-montage.html

Wonder Girls as Hwatu

Wonder Girls (Korean: 원더걸스) is a popular Korean girl group, whose current line-up consists of five members Yubin, Yeeun, Sunye, Sohee, and Hyelim. They are managed by their producer and manager singer-songwriter Park Jin-Young under his talent agency, JYP Entertainment. They are co-managed in the United States by JYP Entertainment and Jonas Group. The meaning behind the group's name 'Wonder Girls' comes from the idea that they are 'the girls who can amaze the world'.

The group began their entry into the American market in 2009 as an opening act for The Jonas Brothers' World Tour, performing the English version of their hit single 'Nobody'. In late 2009 their song ranked 78 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making Wonder Girls the first Korean group to enter the chart. In 2010, Wonder Girls entered the Chinese market with the Chinese Special Edition that has Chinese versions of 'Tell Me', 'Nobody' and 'So Hot'.

In 2012, Wonder Girls signed with label DefStar Records, a subsidiary of Sony Music Japan, for their Japanese debut. The group's debut single, 'Nobody for Everybody' is a remake of their 2008 hit 'Nobody'.