Man, if you’ve ever wanted to feel like you’re playing football in the early '90s—pixelated crowds, chunky sprites, and all—Bill Walsh College Football on SNES nails it. The gameplay’s straightforward but sneaky deep once you get into the playbooks. I remember picking Notre Dame first (because, of course) and immediately getting wrecked by the AI’s defense until I figured out how to actually read the formations.

The graphics are pure nostalgia—blocky players, those weirdly satisfying tackle animations, and a soundtrack that’s basically just digitized fight songs on loop. It’s not flashy by today’s standards, but there’s something weirdly charming about how raw it feels. And yeah, the controls take a minute to get used to, especially if you’re spoiled by modern sports games, but once it clicks, you’ll be calling audibles like a coach who’s had one too many Gatorades.

If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a time capsule worth dusting off. Just don’t expect mercy from the CPU on higher difficulties.