Arino enters Nintendo’s ivory tower in Kyoto to speak with Yoshio Sakamoto, creator of many early Famicom classics such as Balloon Fight and Famicom Detective Club. He’s also worked on Metroid and the WarioWare games. But before the Famicom, he also designed the Multi Screen Game & Watch — the precursor to the DS. Sakamoto talks about Balloon Fight in particular, and even shows Arino a design sketch from the game (with a player character that looks a lot like Mario). Sakamoto and Arino then play Balloon Fight together, but Arino ends up too humiliated by the end of it, so Sakamoto demonstrates his skill at the Balloon Trip mode instead.