FIFA 95 on the SNES is one of those classic sports games that feels both nostalgic and surprisingly playable even now. The graphics are obviously dated, but there's something charming about the chunky player sprites and the way the ball bounces unpredictably. You get all the big teams from back in the day, and the controls are simple enough—pass, shoot, sprint—but mastering the through balls and curving shots takes some practice.

Matches are fast-paced, and the commentary (while repetitive) has that old-school charm. The indoor soccer mode is a weird but fun addition—way tighter spaces, way more chaos. If you're into retro sports games, this one holds up better than most from the era. Just don't expect hyper-realistic physics.