Ah Harimanada on Game Boy is one of those weird little sports games that somehow sticks with you. At first glance, it's just sumo wrestling—two big dudes shoving each other—but there's this weird charm to it. The pixelated wrestlers have these exaggerated, almost goofy animations when they charge or get knocked out of the ring.

Matches are quick but surprisingly tactical. You can't just mash buttons; timing your shoves and sidesteps actually matters. The opponents get tougher fast, and some of them pull off moves you'll swear are cheating until you figure out the counter. I remember getting wrecked by this one guy who kept dodging at the last second—took me way too long to adjust.

It's not deep by modern standards, but for a Game Boy game, it's got personality. The crowd cheers, the referee does this little shuffle before each match, and losing always feels like your fault rather than the game being unfair. If you're into retro sports titles, this one's worth a few rounds.