Famista on Game Boy is one of those old-school baseball games that somehow nails the feel of the sport despite the tiny sprites and chunky pixels. You pick your team (I always went with the sluggers, even if their fielding was terrible), and suddenly you're in this crisp little baseball sim where every hit has that satisfying plink sound. The pitching mechanic takes a second to get used to—aiming feels weirdly precise for a Game Boy game—but once you figure it out, striking out the CPU with a sneaky curveball is stupidly satisfying.

It’s not just nostalgia, either. The AI actually puts up a fight, and games can get tense when you’re down by one in the bottom of the ninth. Yeah, the graphics are basic, but there’s something about the way the crowd cheers in blips and the players slide into bases with those janky animations that just works. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro sports games, this one’s a dugout gem.