Hayauchi Super Igo is a go game developed by Home Data and published by Namco, released for the Nintendo Famicom in Japan on March 3, 1989. Based on traditional go rules, it features a standard 19x19 board, letting players enjoy go at home. It has a single-player mode where you can play against the computer to improve your go skills. For players familiar with go rules, controls are relatively simple: use the directional pad to move the cursor, press the A button to confirm selections, the B button to undo the last move in custom mode, and the START button to begin a match. Since the game’s interface and instructions are all in Japanese, it’s recommended that players learn basic go terms and rules before playing to get the most enjoyment out of it. Overall, Hayauchi Super Igo gives go fans a chance to practice and have fun on the Famicom platform, recreating the charm of traditional go.