It isn't really a game — it's a household oracle: Japanese fortune-telling software based on the Nine Star Ki, a traditional astrological system, computerized for the Famicom in 1989. Enter your personal details and receive your fortune, compatibility readings, and advice. The strangest corner of the 8-bit catalog: the console as the family fortune-teller.
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