I liked games until I started living alone. The games I liked were the Momotaro Dentetsu series. It's called "Momo-Tetsu" for short. Momo-Tetsu is a timeless classic game released for the Family Computer in 1988. The player becomes the president of a railroad company and travels around real stations all over Japan in a sugoroku style, buying properties at each station and competing for the largest total assets. Momo-Tetsu is a sugoroku game for up to four players.
At the start of the game, the destination is determined by a roulette, so you roll the dice to reach your destination. When you arrive at your destination, you will receive money as a "subsidy," so you can buy "properties" in various places to increase your assets, and the properties are not just food, but also a wide range of facilities such as mining, agriculture, and forestry. There are various reasons why Momo-Tetsu is popular, including the fact that it was the first in the series to introduce online battles, it is a title that looks good on gameplay commentary, information about it spread mainly on YouTube, and it has been a long-running staple game. Furthermore, the demand for games has increased as people spend their time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic! I am one of those people. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I used to play games with my sister almost every day.
However, I don't like games very much now. The reason is that I liked games because my sister invited me to play them, and I started to like them too. Now that I live alone, I don't have the opportunity to play games with my sister, and with my part-time job and university, I don't have the time to play games. However, when I went back to my parents' house, I wanted to play games with my sister again!!!
