So Bubble Bath Babes is this weird, infamous NES game that somehow slipped past Nintendo’s usual approval process—probably because, yeah, it’s got full-on nudity. That alone makes it a collector’s nightmare to track down, and prices are ridiculous if you ever see a copy.

Gameplay-wise, it’s basically a knockoff of Bust-A-Move but with… uh, different motivations. You’re shooting colored bubbles upward, trying to match clusters so they pop and clear space. Let too many pile up at the bottom, and it’s game over. The real "reward" comes after each level—clear it, and you get a pixelated risqué image. Not exactly high art, but hey, that’s the gimmick.

Honestly, the bubble-matching part is fine, but let’s be real—nobody’s playing this for the mechanics. It’s more of a bizarre footnote in NES history than anything else.