Michael Dane boldly pitches the first non-screen installment in our Super Smash Bros. Cinematic Universe with The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker: The Broadway Musical. All aboard ye swarthy landlubbers fer a tale of pirates, adventure, and -- of course -- sea shanties!

In Gabrielle Christensen's Luigi's Mansion, we return to the concept of the "Nintendo Planet" to further flesh it out in a spooky and zany pitch that's got ghosts, Gooigi, and... Nazis???

The story comes to an epic conclusion in Part Two of our miniseries adaptation of EarthBound! Will Ness and his friends be able to stop Giygas and save the world? What did Ness's vision mean? And how will all of this lead to Ness's membership in the Super Smash Bros? Find out all of that and more in this episode!

We're changing things up a bit on you this week with the first half of a miniseries presented by your two favorite hosts! Oh what, you didn't seriously think we weren't going to do an episode, did you? EarthBound is our favorite game of all time and we kind of went all out with this one. It tells the story of Ness, a young boy from the town of Onett who discovers he is prophecized to save the world from a hostile alien threat. Ness will meet new friends and set out on a journey across the planet in a last ditch attempt to save it! We hope you enjoy it and look out for Part Two next week!

This week, Greg Nussbaum set out to make the ultimate Chicago movie -- that also happens to feature Sonic the Hedgehog. You like rock n roll? You like chili dogs? You like Chicago? You like blue hedgehogs that run fast? Then you're gonna love this one!!

Think you know Wario? Think again! When Wario is given only a few months to live, the antihero breaks bad in Jenna’s Sherriton's vision for the character which chronicles the rise and fall of the gaming tycoon. Can love save Wario? Or is fame and fortune the deadliest disease of all?

Conversations about a Super Smash Bros. Cinematic Universe usually begin, and often end, with a Super Mario Bros. movie, but it often proves to be unadaptable. Michael Oluokun attempts to solve the Super Mario problem for us to pitch a film he calls "your step-dad's Mario," inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, On the Waterfront, and Raging Bull.

Pokémon expert Jon Barr joins us to pitch a Detective Pikachu-less adaptation of one of the biggest media franchises of all time, featuring a brand-new original villain who is sure to become a fan favorite!

Not everything is as it seems in Sophie Bramnick’s Wii Fit, a fitness-based rom-com inspired by the true-life love story of Martin Shkreli. Featuring a Mise-en-Smàsh first: an all-new trailer for the pitched film!

Graham Dunn pitches a feature adaptation of Pikmin; a silent, stop-motion animated film that is also a communist text! Basically, it's Battleship Potemkin for kids!