Family Feud on SNES is basically the TV show crammed into a 16-bit cartridge. You get that same frantic energy of shouting answers at the screen, except now you're hammering the D-pad while your little brother gloats about scoring "bedroom" as the top answer for "places people kiss."

The pixelated host looks hilariously stiff, and the survey responses are pure 90s nostalgia—like when "fax machine" somehow makes the top five for "office equipment." The controls are simple (A to buzz in, mash buttons to spell answers), but good luck staying calm when you're down to your last strike and your family's chanting wrong answers at you.

It's one of those games where half the fun is arguing over whether "pickle" should've been accepted for "things that are green." Just don't expect deep strategy—this is pure chaotic couch competition. The announcer's "GOOD ANSWER!" still lives in my head rent-free.