Touch de Uno!

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Touch de Uno!
System(s): Sega NAOMI
Publisher: Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Developer: Sega Software R&D Dept. 3
Genre: Puzzle
Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code JP 1999-08 ¥? 840-0008C

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Touch de Uno! (タッチ・デ・ウノー！) is a puzzle game developed and published by Sega Enterprises, Ltd. for the Sega NAOMI arcade platform. The name derives from its touch-screen controls and from Uno (右脳), meaning the right side of the brain, which its minigames are meant to target. When playing the Check Course mode, a Check Sheet is printed out at the end showing the player's results. Sega Logistics Service announced it would end service on the machines on March 31, 2017.

Gameplay

In-game warning.

Touch the Uno! is played by touching the arcade's screen.

Minigames

	Mojimoji Sagashi (モジモジさがし)
	A collection of panels are given to the player, each with a different kanji character on them. The player must tap the pair of identical characters. Contains 5 levels per stage across 6 stages. Localized as Character Hunt in Brain Assist.
	Rokkaku Paint (ろっかくぺイント)
	On a hexagonal grid, there will briefly be shown some colored panels. A smaller grid with 4 colors will then be shown where the player must tap on the colors that were shown before. Contains 4 levels per stage across 6 stages. Localized as Hexagonal Colors in Brain Assist.
	Parapara Kioku (パラパラきおく)
	A series of shapes are briefly shown one at a time, after which there will several collections of shapes. The player must select the one with the correct combination of shapes. Contains 3 levels per stage across 7 stages. Localized as Scattered Memory in Brain Assist.
	Count-Mania (カウントマニア)
	The player must tap the numbers in ascending order, made more difficult as the visual size of the numbers are not consistent with the sequence. Contains 3 levels per stage across 7 stages, with a special stage at the end.
	Kurabete Check (くらべてチェック)
	2 images are shown to the player, who has to decide if they are the same or different. Contains 7 levels per stage across 10 stages. Localized as Spot the Difference in Brain Assist.
	Patto Number (パッとナンバー)
	A string of numbers are given and the player has to type in the same numbers on a number keyboard. Contains 4 levels per stage across 6 stages.

Production credits

The game contains a lengthy default high score table. The earlier names reference the developers, followed by some references to characters from Cyber Troopers Virtual-On.

• てらだ
• はるひ
• やんま
• Assistant Director: Shoichiro Kanazawa (かなざわ)
• Programmers: Ryuji Ochi (りゅうじ), Takeshi Yamazaki (やまざき), Bungo Ishida (ぶんご), Ai Nakamura (あい)
• Artists: Seiichi Yamagata (やまがた), おーじ, Shintaro Ito (しんたろ)
• Sound Designer: Seiichiro Matsumura (まつむら)
• Mechanical Engineer: Seiji Ishii (せいじ)
• Electrical Engineer: Hideyuki Yamada (びでゆき)
• Cabinet Designer: Kazuhiro Nojo (のうじょ)
• てむじん
• らいでん
• ふぇい
• ぐりす
• あふぁぴ
• あふぁえ
• さいふあ
• ばる
• すぺ
• どるどれ
• えんじぇ
• あじむ
• ぶらっと
• たんぐら

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In-game high score table

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• Producer: Juro Watari

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Developer mentions

Magazine articles

Main article: Touch de Uno!/Magazine articles.

Print advertisements

PDF

Flyer

Physical scans

NAOMI, JP

Specifications

Dimensions

761 mm (29.961") 2.2 m (86.614") 988 mm (38.898")
Mass: 138 kg (303 lbs)