Super Street Basketball is this weird little Game Boy gem where you get fast-paced 2-on-2 streetball action with a Japanese twist. The controls take a second to click—hold B to dribble, tap it for a quick pass—but once you get the hang of it, the gameplay’s surprisingly fluid for a tiny cartridge. The courts have this grungy urban vibe, and the character sprites are all exaggerated ’90s street fashion, which I love.

Matches are quick, chaotic, and way more physical than you’d expect. You can shove opponents (accidentally or not) and the AI actually fights for rebounds. No fancy NBA rules here—just score by any means necessary. The music’s got this repetitive but weirdly catchy synth beat that sticks in your head. It’s not deep, but it’s perfect for short bursts when you want some arcade-style hoops without the fluff.