Tel-Tel Stadium is one of those weird, early Sega Genesis sports games that feels like it got lost in translation. It's a Japanese-exclusive baseball title with a cartoony vibe—players have these exaggerated animations, and the whole thing has that early '90s arcade energy. The pitching mechanic is oddly satisfying once you get the timing down, but good luck figuring out the menus if you don’t read Japanese.

First thing you’ll notice? The field looks tiny, almost cramped, and the batters swing like they’re trying to hit a piñata. It’s not exactly MLB-level realism, but there’s something charming about how over-the-top the home run celebrations are. If you’re into obscure retro sports games, this one’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect a deep sim experience.