Man, 2020 Toshi Super Baseball takes me back—it’s that perfect mix of arcade-style baseball and just enough realism to make you feel like a dugout strategist. The first thing you’ll notice is how snappy the controls are: no lag, no fuss, just pure bat-on-ball action. I remember booting it up and immediately going for a power swing, only to whiff completely. Turns out, timing matters here more than you’d think.

The fielding’s got this satisfying old-school feel—players move in these quick, exaggerated dashes, and diving for a line drive actually feels rewarding. And the pitching? You’ve got a surprising amount of options, from sneaky curveballs to heaters that sometimes just… miss wildly. It’s the kind of game where you’ll yell at the screen after a close play at first base.

If you’ve got a soft spot for Genesis-era sports games, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t blame me when you lose track of innings because "one more game" turns into five.