Rollerball on NES is one of those weirdly specific pinball games—instead of multiple tables, you get this massive single one themed around New York City. It’s way longer than a normal pinball table, which makes it feel like you’re actually rolling through the city streets. HAL (yeah, the Kirby devs) made this, so the physics are surprisingly decent for an NES pinball game.

First time I played, I kept overshooting the ramps because the angles are a little steeper than you’d expect. But once you get the timing down, there’s something satisfying about bouncing the ball past skyscrapers and subway entrances. Not gonna lie, the lack of tables hurts replay value, but it’s a solid time killer if you’re into retro pinball vibes.