Super Famista is one of those early SNES baseball games that just feels right—simple but satisfying. It's the Japanese original that got rebranded as Super Batter Up in the US, though honestly, the pixel art and animations here have way more charm than you'd expect from a 90s sports title.

Pitching is snappy, batting has that perfect "crack" sound when you connect, and the fielders move with this weirdly smooth glide that makes diving catches way more dramatic than they should be. The AI isn't exactly genius-level, but it's fun enough for quick games—just don't go in expecting MLB-level strategy.

If you've played RBI Baseball or Bases Loaded back in the day, this sits somewhere between those. The music's got that classic Namco arcade vibe too—catchy in a way that sticks in your head after you turn it off.