Super 3D Baseball is one of those weird, janky SNES sports games that somehow still pulls you in. The graphics are blocky as hell—like someone tried to make polygons before they really knew how—but there's a weird charm to it. Pitches have this exaggerated arc, fielding feels clunky but satisfying when you actually snag a line drive, and the batting... well, let's just say timing is everything.

It’s definitely not MLB-level realism, but if you’re into retro sports games with personality (and don’t mind some rough edges), this one’s a fun time. The Japanese version has a few quirks you won’t find elsewhere, like slightly different team names and a goofier vibe overall. Worth a few innings if you’re feeling nostalgic.