Man, FIFA International Soccer on SNES takes me back. The pixelated players, the slightly janky animations—somehow it all just works. You pick your team (obviously Brazil first, because Ronaldo), and suddenly you're in this weirdly satisfying loop of through balls and slide tackles that feel way better than they should for a 16-bit game.

The controls are simple—pass, shoot, sprint—but there's this weird depth where you start figuring out how to bend shots or time headers just right. And the commentary? Classic early-90s cheese. "What a save!" after every routine catch cracks me up every time.

Played it recently with a friend, and we ended up in this ridiculous 4-4 match where every goal felt like pure chaos. The AI isn't exactly smart, but that almost makes it more fun—like playing pickup soccer with drunk uncles. If you dig retro sports games, this one’s still weirdly playable.