Super R.B.I. Baseball was one of those late-era SNES games that snuck in just before the N64 took over. It's got that classic R.B.I. feel—simple, arcade-style baseball without too much fuss. The graphics are decent for the time, though nothing mind-blowing, and the gameplay is straightforward: pick your team, swing for the fences, and hope your fielding doesn’t completely fall apart.

Honestly, it’s not the deepest baseball sim out there, but if you just want quick innings without diving into stats and strategy, it does the job. The pitching feels a little stiff, but once you get used to it, you can rack up some satisfying strikeouts. Just don’t expect MLB-level realism.

It’s a solid pick for some nostalgic couch multiplayer, especially if you’ve got a buddy who doesn’t mind the occasional janky animation.