Best Play Pro Yakyuu '90 is one of those NES baseball games that flew under the radar outside Japan, but it's got this weirdly satisfying arcade feel to it. The pitching mechanics are simple—just pick your spot and fire away—but batters swing with this exaggerated follow-through that makes every hit feel huge.

First thing you'll notice? The colors. Bright neon uniforms, a weirdly pink infield—it’s like someone dumped a bag of highlighters on 8-bit baseball. The fielding’s a little janky (good luck catching line drives), but games move fast, and there’s something oddly addictive about the way the crowd cheers in crunchy NES synth.

Definitely more of a pick-up-and-play arcade vibe than a hardcore sim. You’ll either love its quirks or bounce off in five minutes.