Best of the Best is one of those early Game Boy fighters that somehow makes karate feel both stiff and chaotic at the same time. You pick from a roster of fighters—each with their own awkwardly exaggerated special moves—and then mash buttons until someone's health bar disappears. The sprites are tiny, but weirdly expressive when they start wobbling after a hard hit.

It's got that classic early-90s vibe where every punch sounds like someone smacking a wet towel, and the announcer yells "FIGHT!" like he's genuinely surprised the match started. Not exactly deep, but there's something charming about how janky it all feels. Perfect for quick matches when you're stuck somewhere without better options.