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{{Game
{{Infobox
|completion=1
|image=Family Mahjong FC box.jpg
|title=Family Mahjong
|title=Family Mahjong
|image=Family Mahjong FC box.jpg
|developer=[[Nihon Bussan]]
|developer=[[Nihon Bussan]]
|publisher=[[Namco]]
|publisher=[[Namco]]
|released={{jp|1987|August 11}}
|year=1987
|systems={{syslist|nes}}
|genre=[[Board game]]
|genre=[[Board game]]
|systems=[[Famicom]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|followed by=[[Family Mahjong II: Shanghai he no Michi|Family Mahjong II]]
|followed by=[[Family Mahjong II: Shanghai he no Michi|Family Mahjong II]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
}}
}}
{{nihongo|'''Family Mahjong '''|ファミリーマージャン}} is a mahjong game developed by [[Nihon Bussan]] (developer of many Mahjong arcade games) for the [[Famicom]] and published by [[Namco]] under their ''Family'' label of Famicom software. It is the second of a trio of third party Mahjong games developed for the Nintendo Famicom within two months during [[1987]] including [[Mahjong Kazoku]] by [[Irem]] and [[Ide Yosuke Meijin no Jissen Mahjong]] by [[Capcom]]. It provides three levels of lessons to teach a new Mahjong player how to play, and it contains digitally recorded voices that call out the various moves of the game throughout play.
{{nihongo|'''Family Mahjong '''|ファミリーマージャン}} is a mahjong game developed by [[Nihon Bussan]] (developer of many Mahjong arcade games) for the [[Famicom]] and published by [[Namco]] under their ''Family'' label of Famicom software. It is the second of a trio of third party Mahjong games developed for the Nintendo Famicom within two months during [[1987]] including [[Mahjong Kazoku]] by [[Irem]] and [[Ide Yosuke Meijin no Jissen Mahjong]] by [[Capcom]]. It provides three levels of lessons to teach a new Mahjong player how to play, and it contains digitally recorded voices that call out the various moves of the game throughout play.
Family Mahjong (ファミリーマージャン,Family Mahjong ?) is a mahjong game developed by Nihon Bussan (developer of many Mahjong arcade games) for the Famicom and published by Namco under their Family label of Famicom software. It is the second of a trio of third party Mahjong games developed for the Nintendo Famicom within two months during 1987 including Mahjong Kazoku by Irem and Ide Yosuke Meijin no Jissen Mahjong by Capcom. It provides three levels of lessons to teach a new Mahjong player how to play, and it contains digitally recorded voices that call out the various moves of the game throughout play.
