Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling on Game Boy is one of those rough-around-the-edges wrestling games that somehow just works. The sprites are tiny, the moves are stiff, but man, there's something satisfying about landing a big suplex or finally nailing that pin after a long back-and-forth match.

You pick from a roster of wrestlers who all feel slightly different—some are faster, others hit harder, and figuring out who clicks with your playstyle takes a few rounds. The controls are simple (this is Game Boy, after all), but timing matters more than you'd think. Miss a grapple, and suddenly you're the one eating the mat.

It's not flashy, but if you're into old-school wrestling games, this one's got that weird, janky charm. Just don't expect a deep career mode or anything—it's pure arcade-style brawling. Perfect for quick matches when you need a retro fix.