Mezase Top Pro is one of those old-school NES golf games that somehow makes pixelated putting weirdly addictive. You pick your golfer (I always went with the guy in the red shirt—no idea if stats actually mattered), and then you're immediately thrown onto the green with that classic NES overhead view. The controls are simple—adjust power, aim, swing—but nailing the wind calculations feels oddly satisfying when you pull it off.

It's got that early sports game jank where the ball physics are just a tiny bit off, but in a way that makes you want to try "just one more round." And yeah, it's in Japanese, but menus are easy enough to figure out after a few misclicks. If you're into retro sports games, this one's a solid time-waster between meetings or bus rides.