Onigashima Pachinkoten is one of those weird little Game Boy oddities—a pachinko simulator with a Japanese folklore twist. You’ve got these tiny demon-faced balls bouncing down the board, hitting bumpers and triggers while traditional shamisen music plays in the background. It’s oddly hypnotic, even if you don’t totally get the rules at first.

The controls are simple (just nudging the flippers with A and B), but the real charm is in the aesthetic. The sprites have that chunky, early-GB look, and the sound effects are straight out of an old arcade. Not gonna lie, it’s more of a vibe than a deep strategy game, but there’s something satisfying about watching those little oni faces ricochet around.

If you’re into retro oddities or just want to kill time with something different, this one’s a neat curiosity. Just don’t expect modern pachinko flash—it’s pure ‘90s handheld simplicity.