
39.9
Kasei Channel Mars TV
카세이 채널 화성 TV
The game is played with 3 buttons, one blue, one yellow and one red. Throughout different minigames, called channels, these are used to perform various actions, often representing a small choice, a medium choice and a large choice, such as having to clear a stack of bowls in those 3 sizes or counting moving objects of the 3 sizes. Even when size isn't inherently tied to the goal of a channel, the different important objects will usually match these sizes and/or color-coded for convenience. The buttons can also represent more specific actions, such as jumping and ducking, or even be entirely interchangeable. Up to 3 players can participate, otherwise these spots are filled in by computer players also competing in the minigames. Players are given a choice of 3 channels to choose from at the start and after completion of a channel, chosen with one of the 3 buttons. If the player is idle for 15 seconds, the game defaults to the yellow option. The game lasts a total of 16 channels, all of which a set order decided at the start, but as a channel will stay in the same option until it is picked, the player can delay it until they are ready to take it on. However, they cannot clear the game without taking on every channel, as when there are only 1 or 2 channels remaining, their options will become filled with static and not function. Also, after 5 channels, there is a bonus channel in which players must shoot terrorists of various sizes that are standing among innocent civilians.
GS Score 39.9|Activity 49.9Heritage 35.0Quality 32.3View GS Rankings →
Detailed Description
The game is played with 3 buttons, one blue, one yellow and one red. Throughout different minigames, called channels, these are used to perform various actions, often representing a small choice, a medium choice and a large choice, such as having to clear a stack of bowls in those 3 sizes or counting moving objects of the 3 sizes. Even when size isn't inherently tied to the goal of a channel, the different important objects will usually match these sizes and/or color-coded for convenience. The buttons can also represent more specific actions, such as jumping and ducking, or even be entirely interchangeable.
Up to 3 players can participate, otherwise these spots are filled in by computer players also competing in the minigames. Players are given a choice of 3 channels to choose from at the start and after completion of a channel, chosen with one of the 3 buttons. If the player is idle for 15 seconds, the game defaults to the yellow option. The game lasts a total of 16 channels, all of which a set order decided at the start, but as a channel will stay in the same option until it is picked, the player can delay it until they are ready to take it on. However, they cannot clear the game without taking on every channel, as when there are only 1 or 2 channels remaining, their options will become filled with static and not function. Also, after 5 channels, there is a bonus channel in which players must shoot terrorists of various sizes that are standing among innocent civilians.
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What is the GameSS (gS) score of Kasei Channel Mars TV?
Kasei Channel Mars TV has a GameSS (gS) ranking score of 39.9 out of 100, combining popularity, heritage, and multi-source quality ratings.
What genre is Kasei Channel Mars TV?
Kasei Channel Mars TV is a Party game.
Who developed Kasei Channel Mars TV?
Kasei Channel Mars TV was developed by Sega.
Does Kasei Channel Mars TV support multiplayer?
Kasei Channel Mars TV supports single-player.
Where can I find guides, Korean patches and downloads for Kasei Channel Mars TV?
On the Kasei Channel Mars TV page at GameSS you can browse community guides and download resources (Korean patches, trainers, save files and more), or upload your own.













