Yannick Noah Tennis is one of those early Game Boy sports games that somehow nails the simplicity of tennis while still feeling satisfying. You pick your court surface—clay, grass, or hard—and then it's just you against the AI in straight-up matches. The controls are basic (A for topspin, B for slice), but timing matters way more than you'd think at first.

It’s got that classic Game Boy aesthetic—chunky pixels, minimal animations—but the ball physics actually feel decent for a handheld game from 1990. And yeah, it’s French, so the menus are all in French, but you’ll figure it out after a couple of misclicks. Not a deep sim by any means, but weirdly addictive in short bursts.