Super Pachinko Taisen is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never left Japan—which is a shame, because it’s basically pinball meets slot machines with that classic 90s handheld charm. You’ve got these tiny, clattering metal balls bouncing around the screen, trying to hit the right pockets for points, and the whole thing feels like a cramped, pixelated pachinko parlor. The controls are simple (just tilt and launch), but nailing the timing to rack up big wins takes some practice.

It’s not deep, but there’s something hypnotic about it—like you keep telling yourself "one more round" while the tinny Game Boy speaker blips away. If you’ve ever lost an hour to a pachinko machine in a Yakuza game, this is the portable version of that vibe. Just don’t expect any flashy bonuses or cutscenes; it’s pure, old-school mechanical chaos.