BS Panel de Pon - Event '98 is one of those weird little SNES gems you stumble onto and then wonder why more people don’t talk about it. It’s basically Tetris Attack but with a twist—instead of the usual Yoshi’s Island cast, you’re matching colored blocks against a clock, trying to clear panels before time runs out. The pressure’s real, especially when the rows start creeping up.

The mechanics are simple at first—swap tiles to make matches of three or more—but it gets brutal fast. One wrong move and suddenly you’re buried under a mountain of blocks. The Event '98 version throws in some extra challenges, like sudden speed spikes or weird block patterns, so it never feels like you’re just grinding the same thing over and over.

Visually, it’s pure late-90s SNES charm—bright colors, smooth animations, and that satisfying *pop* when you clear a big combo. If you’ve ever lost hours to Puzzle League or Puyo Puyo, this one’s right up your alley. Just don’t blame me when you realize it’s 2 AM and you’re still muttering “one more try” under your breath.