Aguri Suzuki F-1 Super Driving is one of those SNES racers that looks fast before you even press start—the colors pop, the cars have that chunky 90s F1 charm, and the tracks stretch into the distance with just enough detail to feel real. At first, the handling takes some getting used to—it’s not quite arcade, not quite sim—but once you get the hang of late braking and nudging rivals off the road, it clicks.

You’ve got a mix of real-world tracks (Monza, Suzuka) and a roster of drivers from the early ‘90s, including Aguri himself. The AI isn’t shy about shoving you into barriers, which keeps things tense lap after lap. And yeah, the music’s pure SNES-era synth, the kind that gets stuck in your head mid-race.

It’s not the deepest F1 game out there, but for a quick hit of vintage racing chaos, it holds up better than most. Just don’t expect modern assists—this one rewards patience (or reckless corner-cutting).