WWF Raw on Game Boy wraps up LJN's wrestling trilogy after Royal Rumble, and honestly? It's the scrappy little brother of the SNES versions—but in a weirdly charming way. You've got your roster of early '90s WWF stars (Bret Hart, Undertaker, etc.), basic grapple mechanics, and those chunky pixelated entrances that somehow make Diesel look even more intimidating. Matches feel faster than the console versions, though the AI will occasionally pull off some nonsense that makes you groan.

First ten minutes: You pick a wrestler, mash buttons through a menu that hasn't aged gracefully, then realize the body slam timing is way stricter than you remember. The crowd sprites are basically just colored blobs, but hearing that tinny version of a wrestler's theme kick in still hits different on a Game Boy speaker. It's janky, but if you played this back in the day, there's nostalgia buried under those awkward mechanics.

Not the deepest wrestling sim, but it's weirdly satisfying to land a finisher when the opponent's health bar flashes red.