Super Baseball Simulator 1000 is one of those SNES sports games that just gets how ridiculous baseball could be if you stopped taking it seriously. You pick a team—normal at first—until you realize you can tweak their stats into absurdity or give them straight-up superpowers. Pitchers throwing 200mph fastballs? Batters teleporting to first base? Yeah, that happens here.

The physics tweaks are what really make it wild. Mid-game, you can suddenly make the ball curve like it’s in zero gravity or bounce off walls like a pinball. It’s chaotic in the best way, especially with a friend. The AI isn’t amazing, but who cares when you’re laughing at your shortstop getting launched into the stands by a line drive?

It’s not deep, but it’s the kind of game you boot up when you want baseball without any of the rules. Just pure, dumb fun with a retro coat of paint.