TM Network - Live in Power Bowl is one of those weird, obscure Famicom games that makes you go, "Wait, this exists?" It's a visual novel/adventure hybrid based on the Japanese pop band TM Network—yeah, the guys who did the City Hunter theme. You basically navigate through concert footage, dialogue choices, and some light puzzle-solving, all wrapped in that late '80s anime aesthetic.

At first, it feels like a glorified band promo, but there’s actually some fun in figuring out how to unlock different concert scenes. The pixel art’s surprisingly detailed for an NES game, especially during the performances. Just don’t expect deep gameplay—it’s more of a nostalgia trip for TM Network fans than anything else. Definitely a niche pick for collectors who dig oddball Japan-only releases.