Famista 2 is one of those classic Game Boy baseball games that somehow nails the simple joy of hitting dingers on a tiny screen. It's the sequel to Extra Bases (or Famista, depending on where you played it), and it keeps that same arcade-style feel—quick innings, big hits, and just enough strategy to keep you from mindlessly swinging at every pitch.

You pick your team, adjust your lineup (I always go heavy on power hitters, even if their fielding sucks), and then it's straight into the action. The pitching mechanics are simple but satisfying—time it right, and you can paint the corners or sneak a fastball past the batter. And when you connect with a pitch? That little "ping" sound and the way the ball rockets into the outfield never gets old.

It's not the deepest baseball sim out there, but that's kind of the point. If you want a no-fuss, pick-up-and-play baseball game with some retro charm, this one still holds up.