Jack Nicklaus Golf on the Game Boy is one of those early golf sims that somehow makes pixelated fairways feel weirdly satisfying. You’ve got Jack’s name slapped on it, so you know it’s at least trying to be legit—though let’s be real, this is still a Game Boy game from ’92. The swing mechanic is simple but kinda tense: hold the button to power up, release to swing, and pray you didn’t overdo it. Wind actually matters here, which is impressive for the hardware, and the courses have just enough personality to keep you from zoning out.

It’s not gonna blow your mind, but if you’re into retro sports games, it’s a solid time-killer. Just don’t expect PGA Tour-level realism when your golfer looks like a tiny, blocky stick figure. Still, there’s something charming about lining up a putt on a monochrome green and actually nailing it.