Following the events of Ultraman, Ultra Seven continues the story that began season four. Judging by the game's presentation, Arino appears to be in for another relentless ordeal dominated by monstrous encounters.

Two years prior, Arino tackled *Rockman 2*, making remarkable progress only to fall short of the final screen. Now, he confronts the original *Rockman*, widely considered the most challenging of the classic eight-bit games.

Arino turns his attention to another obscure gem from Japanese gaming history: Namco's *Wagyan Land*. It’s a game clearly aimed at young children – its presentation is bright and charming, and the boss encounters consist of simple memory an…

With fresh shoes on his feet, Arino tackles another Super Nintendo classic: *The Legend of the Mystical Ninja*, the debut installment in the 16-bit "Ganbare Goemon" series. It's a whimsical tale of Goemon and his companion Ebisumaru as they…

For the 50th episode, Arino embarks on a journey to South Korea. To mark this milestone, he’s venturing abroad to explore the country’s vibrant arcade scene, where he’ll be visiting numerous establishments and speaking with some of South Ko…

Upon his return from South Korea, Arino faced a selection: he could attempt to complete one of three video games, each adapted from a distinct comic book series. The options were Taito’s *Sword of Musashi*, Hudson’s *Ninja Hattori*, and Ban…

Arino confronts the concluding chapter of the *Ghosts 'n Goblins* series. Limited to a mere five continues, he must overcome infernal legions and secure the release of Arthur’s cherished companion.

The season culminates with an on-location challenge, held not in a luxurious hotel, but at the headquarters of Bandai Namco Games itself. Today’s game is Namco’s *Kai no Bouken*, the second installment in the *Tower of Druaga* series. It's …