Ever wanted to be a T-Rex with the munchies? Hungry Dinosaurs on SNES is basically that—you’re a pixelated dino rampaging through jungles and swamps, eating everything that moves (or doesn’t). It’s like Pac-Man, but with way more teeth and way less guilt about devouring entire ecosystems.

The controls are stupidly simple—just waddle around and chomp—but the levels get sneaky fast. One minute you’re snacking on slow-moving ferns, the next you’re dodging pterodactyls that divebomb like they’ve got a personal grudge. The music’s got that classic SNES chirpiness, like it’s cheering you on between bites.

Honestly, half the fun is watching your dino’s belly inflate after a big meal. Just don’t get too greedy, or you’ll end up as some other predator’s lunch. It’s dumb, chaotic, and weirdly satisfying—exactly what a 90s arcade-style game should be.