GTV Japan

Gai tells the story of what it was like having a full sized arcade game in the house as a kid in the mid 1980s.

Get your Poltergust ready! I translated the Luigi Mansion Arcade game for those who wondered what it was saying. Since then the game was never released in English, so be sure to look for it!

Gai visits a local used game store to show what’s on sale in Japan.

A scene from a kids comic book has a strange similarity to a scene from Super Mario Bros. 3

Gai sets out to be “first in the world” when the Giga Big Mac debuts in Japan.

Gai finds a great a place to eat that serves up food in a fun way!

A look at some fun Rockman (Mega Man) items for sale in Japan.

Gai goes to the recycle shop and finds a chair that costs a fortune.

In 2016, a Japanese company had a crazy idea: make iOS and Android games available as individually sold cartridges! But how would that even work? Could they raise the money in time?

The touring gaming museum “Game On” visits Japan.

A mysterious woman dressed in purple appears with a secret message.

A comprehensive look at the technological Expo known as Yume Kojo, in English, Dream Machine.

Gai bought a Super Famicom 3DS LL, which was not easy to do.

Gai takes a trip to Yokohama and sees the Pokémon Parade.

A walking tour of the Akihabara electric town area.

Gai visits a game center and tries out New Super Mario Bros. Woo Coin World.

Gai visits the Dragon Quest museum, showing everyone what they missed out on.

Mario, Luigi, Toad and Peach fight Wart and Catherine, who really is a boy.

An overview of how popular and crazy Kit Kats are in Japan.

A miniature Family Computer makes news in Japan.

An in-depth review of a video game that is better than Zelda, Mario & Metroid combined!