Super RBI Baseball on SNES is that perfect kind of old-school baseball game—simple enough to pick up in seconds, but with just enough depth to keep you swinging for one more inning. The pixelated players have this weirdly charming animation when they swing, and the crack of the bat sounds exactly like it should. No fancy stats or career modes here—just pick your team, throw some fastballs, and try not to whiff at curveballs (they’re sneaky).

What I love is how quick the games feel. No endless menus or loading—you’re straight into the action. The fielding’s a little janky sometimes (good luck catching pop flies in the outfield), but that almost adds to the fun. And if you’ve got a friend around, the two-player mode turns into this hilarious back-and-forth of wild pitches and desperate steals to second base. It’s not the deepest baseball sim, but it’s got that arcade-y vibe that makes you want to play "just one more game."

Honestly, it holds up better than a lot of early ‘90s sports games. The colors pop, the controls don’t fight you, and there’s something weirdly satisfying about bunting your way to victory. If you miss when baseball games were more about fun than realism, this one’s a solid pick.