J.League Live '95 is one of those old-school Game Boy soccer games that somehow feels both super basic and weirdly addictive. You pick a team from Japan's J.League (Urawa Reds, anyone?), and the gameplay is straight to the point—tiny pixel players passing and shooting with that classic chunky Game Boy aesthetic.

Don't expect fancy controls or realistic physics—this is pure arcade-style soccer where the ball sticks to players' feet a little too much, and every shot feels like a rocket. The crowd noise is just a few beeps, but somehow it still gets you hyped when you score. If you're into retro sports games, this one's a fun little time capsule from when soccer games were still figuring things out.

Just don't go in expecting FIFA—this is more about quick matches and that nostalgic Game Boy charm.