San! Ni! Ichi! Hajime!!! Stretch your muscles and embark upon the ultimate marathon of Japan in a raucous ragdoll party multiplayer racer where anything can happen. Hurdle barrels, outrun Shiba Inu and dive out of the paths of bicycles - all while chucking fruit at your opponents and dashing across planks precariously balanced over waterfalls - in an unreal experience that must be played to be believed. CODE IN A BOX ITEM Features Four-player madness!You canât spell Nippon Marathon without âPâ, âAâ, âRâ, âTâ and *checks letters* âIâ, we suppose⦠Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme silliness of gamingâs greatest marathon. See all of Japan!Cross the entirety of the land of Nippon in a series of creative courses spanning busy city streets, village lanes, bustling markets, mountaintop shrines, supermarkets and even unsafe sake distilleries! Tons of surprises!You never know what will happen next in Nippon Marathon. Perhaps youâll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun? Maybe a news anchor will jetpack in to interview you on the racetrack? Heck, anything is possible⦠Epic pratfalls!Swinging poles! Giant face-slapping fish! Cyclists! Shiba Inu! Panes of glass! Traffic! False doors! Barrels! Rolling beams! Wobbly planks! Flying fruit! More Shiba Inu! EARTHQUAKES!!!!! Dodge and dive over the lot or suffer the painful and embarrassing consequences of physics-based collisions⦠Wacky characters!Go toe-to-toe with some of the coolest contestants who ever did, er⦠contest! Lobster-man J DARWIN, onesie-obsessive Elizabeth Nishibori, school uniform fan Zenbei âXen Baeâ and the completely normal Snuguru Maestro are among the challengers vying for the podium! Drop-in/drop-out play!Need a bathroom break to squeeze pineapple juice out of your foam lobster claws? Random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play? Whatever the cause, hop in and out for the ultimate, flexible party get-together!
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Details:San! Ni! Ichi! Hajime!!! Stretch your muscles and embark upon the ultimate marathon of Japan in a raucous ragdoll party multiplayer racer where anything can happen. Hurdle barrels, outrun Shiba Inu and dive out of the paths of bicycles - all while chucking fruit at your opponents and dashing across planks precariously balanced over waterfalls - in an unreal experience that must be played to be believed. CODE IN A BOX ITEM Features Four-player madness!You canât spell Nippon Marathon without âPâ, âAâ, âRâ, âTâ and *checks letters* âIâ, we suppose⦠Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme silliness of gamingâs greatest marathon. See all of Japan!Cross the entirety of the land of Nippon in a series of creative courses spanning busy city streets, village lanes, bustling markets, mountaintop shrines, supermarkets and even unsafe sake distilleries! Tons of surprises!You never know what will happen next in Nippon Marathon. Perhaps youâll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun? Maybe a news anchor will jetpack in to interview you on the racetrack? Heck, anything is possible⦠Epic pratfalls!Swinging poles! Giant face-slapping fish! Cyclists! Shiba Inu! Panes of glass! Traffic! False doors! Barrels! Rolling beams! Wobbly planks! Flying fruit! More Shiba Inu! EARTHQUAKES!!!!! Dodge and dive over the lot or suffer the painful and embarrassing consequences of physics-based collisions⦠Wacky characters!Go toe-to-toe with some of the coolest contestants who ever did, er⦠contest! Lobster-man J DARWIN, onesie-obsessive Elizabeth Nishibori, school uniform fan Zenbei âXen Baeâ and the completely normal Snuguru Maestro are among the challengers vying for the podium! Drop-in/drop-out play!Need a bathroom break to squeeze pineapple juice out of your foam lobster claws? Random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play? Whatever the cause, hop in and out for the ultimate, flexible party get-together!
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San! Ni! Ichi! Hajime!!! Stretch your muscles and embark upon the ultimate marathon of Japan in a raucous ragdoll party multiplayer racer where anything can happen. Hurdle barrels, outrun Shiba Inu and dive out of the paths of bicycles - all while chucking fruit at your opponents and dashing across planks precariously balanced over waterfalls - in an unreal experience that must be played to be believed. CODE IN A BOX ITEM Features Four-player madness!You canât spell Nippon Marathon without âPâ, âAâ, âRâ, âTâ and *checks letters* âIâ, we suppose⦠Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme silliness of gamingâs greatest marathon. See all of Japan!Cross the entirety of the land of Nippon in a series of creative courses spanning busy city streets, village lanes, bustling markets, mountaintop shrines, supermarkets and even unsafe sake distilleries! Tons of surprises!You never know what will happen next in Nippon Marathon. Perhaps youâll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun? Maybe a news anchor will jetpack in to interview you on the racetrack? Heck, anything is possible⦠Epic pratfalls!Swinging poles! Giant face-slapping fish! Cyclists! Shiba Inu! Panes of glass! Traffic! False doors! Barrels! Rolling beams! Wobbly planks! Flying fruit! More Shiba Inu! EARTHQUAKES!!!!! Dodge and dive over the lot or suffer the painful and embarrassing consequences of physics-based collisions⦠Wacky characters!Go toe-to-toe with some of the coolest contestants who ever did, er⦠contest! Lobster-man J DARWIN, onesie-obsessive Elizabeth Nishibori, school uniform fan Zenbei âXen Baeâ and the completely normal Snuguru Maestro are among the challengers vying for the podium! Drop-in/drop-out play!Need a bathroom break to squeeze pineapple juice out of your foam lobster claws? Random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play? Whatever the cause, hop in and out for the ultimate, flexible party get-together!
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