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Maka Maka
| description | RPG developed by Office Koukan in 1992. |
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| developer | Office Koukan |
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| game_name | Maka Maka |
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| platform | snes |
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| players | 1 |
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| publish | 1 |
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| publisher | Sigma |
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| year | 1992 |
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| _type | 1 |
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| __long_description | Maka Maka is an obscure turn-based Japanese RPG from Office Koukan which is known for, if anything, its surreal premise and character design. It was never localized into English, nor released outside of Japan.
Koji Aihara, a manga artist that focuses on absurdist comedy, is credited as the character designer for the game, in a role similar to that of Akira Toriyama for the Dragon Quest series or Yoshitaka Amano for Final Fantasy. He later provided artwork for the SNES RPG Idea no Hi, also developed by Office Koukan. |
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| languages | ja |
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| platform | snes snes |
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| tag_nointro | 2021-05-17 |
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| variant_name | SFC, Japan |
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| x_name | Maka Maka, SFC, Japan, No-Intro |
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| _type | 2 |
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