Janline
On August 6, 2009, "Janline R" was released for PlayStation 3. Overview. "Janline" is an online game where the rules of Japanese Mahjong are used. It is known in the Japanese gaming community as "kusogē" due to the game’s quality as well as its customer support. Quality of the game. Immediately after the release of the Xbox 360 version, players wrote about the following problems about the game on various internet forums. Moreover, the author of the official blog admitted to being an amateur at mahjong. Due to these bugs, the official forums were flooded with demands to  fix these bugs, to the point that an apology was issued on the same day as the game's release. The developer and publisher Recom promised to release a patch that fixes these bugs. On December 4, 2008, an update was released as a patch to these bugs, but once this patch was applied, even more bugs appeared, a part of which are listed here: Recom closed the official forums and blog at the same time as the release of the patch. They did not respond to telephone calls from players, and any emails sent to Recom received automatic replies . Up to there has not been an official report or apology regarding these bugs. Section::::"Janline R". On August 6, 2009, "Janline" was ported to PlayStation 3 under the name . "Janline R" added the features of 3D avatars, as well as the ability to use USB cameras. The critical bugs from the original "Janline" have been fixed in "Janline R".