Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 is one of those early 90s Japanese baseball games that feels like stepping into a time machine. The pixelated players have that classic Sega Genesis charm—blocky but full of personality. You’ve got your standard exhibition matches and a full season mode, but what really stands out is how fast-paced it is compared to some of the slower, more simulation-heavy baseball games from the era.

Pitching is simple but satisfying, and hitting has just enough randomness to keep you on your toes—no endless foul balls here. The fielding animations are a little stiff, but honestly, that’s part of the retro appeal. And if you’re into Japanese baseball, seeing the old team names and uniforms is a fun little nostalgia trip.

It’s not the deepest baseball sim out there, but it’s a solid pick-up-and-play arcade-style game. Perfect for a quick match when you don’t want to overthink things.