Famista '91 is one of those classic NES baseball games that feels simple at first—just pick your team, swing for the fences—but there's a weirdly satisfying rhythm to it once you get going. The pixelated players have this exaggerated sliding animation that never gets old, and the pitching mechanics actually take some timing to master. I remember thinking the fielding was a little clunky at first, but after a few innings, it clicks.

It’s definitely got that early '90s Japanese baseball vibe, from the team names to the slightly off physics when you nail a home run. Not the deepest sports sim out there, but perfect if you want something quick and nostalgic. The music’s got that classic NES chirpiness too—you’ll be humming it after a game or two.