Tel-Tel Mahjong is a traditional Japanese mahjong game released for the Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) in 1990 by Sunsoft. It holds a unique place in the console’s history as one of the few titles designed to support the Sega Mega Modem, allowing players in Japan to compete in online matches over phone lines via the Sega Net Work System.
How to Play
The game features standard four-player riichi mahjong. The objective is to draw and discard tiles to complete a winning hand of 14 tiles (four sets and a pair) before your opponents. By default, use the D-pad (mapped to arrow keys) to navigate your hand and menus. Press the A or C buttons (typically mapped to Z, C, or Enter) to confirm tile selections or call tiles, and the B button (mapped to X) to cancel actions.
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