Ever stumble across one of those weird, Japan-only NES games that makes you go, "Wait, what is this?" That's Ai Sensei No Oshiete - Watashi No Hoshi for you. Came out in '93, never left Japan, and honestly? It's kind of a trip.

You're basically playing through these little educational minigames—think early '90s edutainment vibes, but with that distinctly Japanese charm. The title roughly translates to "Teach Me, Love Teacher: My Star," which should tell you everything about the tone. It's got this odd mix of cutesy characters and simple puzzles, like a weird hybrid of a kids' show and a workbook.

If you're into obscure retro stuff, it's a neat curiosity. Just don't expect anything groundbreaking—more like a time capsule of what passed for "learning games" back then. The pixel art's kinda charming, though.