Brett Hull Hockey '95 is one of those Sega Genesis hockey games that just feels right—no frills, just solid arcade-style hockey. The controls are snappy, and within minutes you're already pulling off slapshots and checking guys into the boards. It's got that classic early '90s vibe with pixelated crowds and that satisfying thwack when the puck hits the post.

What I love is how fast the gameplay is—no endless menus or complicated strategies, just pick your team and go. The AI isn’t brutal, but it’s not a pushover either, especially on higher difficulties. And yeah, Brett Hull’s on the cover, but don’t expect a deep franchise mode or anything. This is pure, old-school hockey chaos.

If you’ve got a Genesis collecting dust somewhere, this one’s worth firing up for a quick game or two. Just don’t blame me when you lose track of time trying to nail that perfect one-timer.