Jeopardy! on SNES is basically the TV show crammed into a 16-bit cartridge—complete with that jingle, the blue grid, and Alex Trebek’s pixelated smirk. You pick categories like "Potent Potables" or "Historical Hodgepodge," then scramble to hit the button before the AI contestants steal your cash. The questions are surprisingly tough—I got wrecked by a Shakespeare one in my first round.

Daily Doubles feel like a gamble (because they are), and Final Jeopardy’s always a sweatfest where you second-guess your wager. The controls take a minute—selecting dollar amounts with the D-pad is clunky at first—but once you’re in, it’s pure trivia chaos. Perfect for yelling wrong answers at your CRT while your cat judges you.