Remember that old Battleship board game where you'd yell "B-4!" and hope for the best? This NES version nails that same tense back-and-forth, just without the paper grids. You start by hiding your ships—carrier, destroyer, the whole fleet—in a fog of war, trying to outguess where your opponent might've tucked theirs.

The cool part? The screen splits vertically, so you're both plotting shots at the same time instead of waiting turns. Makes those misses sting a little more when you see their cursor already racing toward your battleship. And when you finally land a hit? That little explosion animation never gets old.

It's simple, but that's the charm—no fancy power-ups, just pure grid-reading mind games. Perfect for when you want something quick but still satisfyingly strategic.