Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling on N64 is one of those sports sims that actually gets bowling right. The physics feel weighty—you can almost sense the ball’s momentum as it hooks toward the pins. And yeah, it’s got all the real Brunswick gear, so if you’ve ever wanted to throw a Rhino or a Danger Zone in pixel form, here’s your chance.

First thing you’ll notice? The alley atmosphere is weirdly immersive for an N64 game. The crowd murmurs, the pins clatter, and there’s even that faint squeak of rental shoes. Tournaments are solid, but where it really shines is multiplayer—nothing like trash-talking your friends after a lucky 7-10 split spare.

It’s not flashy, but if you want a no-nonsense bowling sim that holds up, this is the one. Just don’t blame the game when you gutterball in front of everyone.