Nintendo is doubling down on is support of Platinum Games. Ahead of the release of Bayonetta 3, they've put together this wonderful special edition of the original Bayonetta, and the previously Wii U exclusive Bayonetta 2.

Based on the popular Japanese manga and anime series of the same name, the Ninja Hattori-kun ("Little Ninja Hattori", for non-Japanese speakers) was developed for the Famicom by Hudson Soft, and would go on to become the fifth best-selling Famicom game of all time.

Sara is back to play "The Missing Bride", one of the many Ranma 1/2 games released in the 1990s (or, as Sara says when "mama was in middle school"). Instead of picking something easy like a fighting game, she's going to play a PC Engine Super CD-ROM2 title that requires a LOT of reading.

At long last, Sean finally got his own NES Classic Edition (thanks, Phil), and set about to find out how it stacks up against the original Nintendo Entertainment System, and some of the smallest retro consoles ever made.

Sean reviews the Famicom Controller to NES Adapter by RaphNet Technologies -- what it can do, what it can't do, and what he wishes it can do -- using Super Russian Roulette as an example. After playing Vinnk's copy of Super Russian Roulette (the homebrew Zapper game for the NES), Sean went on a quest to find out if there was a way to use the Famicom Light Gun. He settled on the Famicom Controller to NES Adapter by RaphNet Technologies, but does it do the job? (Originally uploaded 2018/04/03; the original version had some sound sync issues that make parts almost unwatchable.)

The NES Classic Edition is such a faithful reproduction of its 30 built-in NES games, that all of the glitches and exploits of the original games still exist unaltered. In keeping with some of the Virtual Console releases of these titles, some features that never worked on the original cartridge version.

Vinnk Piles on the Shame with five Famicom titles that he has owned for a long time, but never played. Explore these 8-bit gems with him on his Twin Famicom, and see if any are worth importing!

Vinnk returns from Japan (by foot??) with his copy of Super Smash TV for the Super Famicom, and helps Sean to reduce his Pile of Shame even further!

Sean opens up his new RetroN 5, and finds out what it can do!