Baseball Kids is one of those weird, charming little Game Boy sports games that doesn’t take itself too seriously. You pick a team of kids—each with their own goofy animations—and play simplified baseball with oversized heads and exaggerated pitches. The controls are basic (swing, bunt, steal), but there’s something oddly satisfying about watching your tiny batter sprint around the diamond after a lucky hit.

It’s not deep, but the art style has that classic early-90s Japanese quirkiness, and the AI isn’t brutal, so you can actually enjoy a casual game without getting wrecked. If you’ve ever wanted a portable baseball game where the outfielders trip over their own feet sometimes, this is it.