Man, Jordan vs. Bird on Game Boy takes me back. It’s just you, one of the two legends, and a tiny pixelated court—no fancy teams or playbooks, just pure one-on-one. At first, the controls feel a little stiff (it is an old Game Boy game), but after a few missed shots, you start nailing those fadeaways like MJ or draining threes like Larry. The sprites are hilariously blocky, but there’s something charming about watching Bird’s awkward free-throw animation or Jordan’s tiny arms stretch for a dunk.

It’s not deep, but that’s the fun—no frills, just bragging rights. And if you’ve got a buddy with a link cable? Even better. Nothing like settling a childhood argument over who’s the GOAT with a pixelated shootout. Just don’t expect modern mechanics—this is pure, janky nostalgia.