Ever stumbled across a weird, obscure NES game that makes you go, "Wait, what is this?" That's Nakayoshi To Issho for you. It's one of those Japan-only releases that never made it overseas, so unless you're deep into retro gaming or fluent in Japanese, you've probably never heard of it.

From what I can tell, it's some kind of simple, kid-friendly adventure—think bright colors, chunky sprites, and gameplay that feels like it was designed for little siblings who kept stealing the controller. There's a cutesy vibe, like someone took a Saturday morning cartoon and mashed it into an NES cartridge. No idea what the story's about (thanks, language barrier), but hey, sometimes you just press buttons and see what happens.

If you're into digging up forgotten games or just love that old-school Famicom aesthetic, it's a neat little curiosity. Otherwise, you might spend five minutes wandering around before switching back to something with an English manual.