Alright, let’s talk about Dick Vitale’s Awesome Baby! for the Sega Genesis. This game is pure early '90s basketball chaos—in the best way possible. You pick your college team (go with Duke if you want to cheese the game a little), and then it’s just fast, messy, arcade-style hoops from there.

The announcer—Dick Vitale himself—shouts "Awesome, baby!" after every decent play, and honestly, it never gets old. The gameplay’s simple but frantic: passes are lightning-fast, dunks feel overpowered, and the AI will absolutely steal the ball if you dribble too long. It’s not exactly simulation basketball, but who cares? You’re here for the energy, the pixelated crowds, and that sweet, sweet commentary.

If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a time capsule. Just don’t expect deep strategy—it’s all about running, gunning, and hearing Dick lose his mind over a three-pointer. Perfect for a quick couch match with a friend.