Jungle Strike on SNES is this wild isometric shooter where you're basically a one-man army against drug lords and terrorists. You start off in a Comanche helicopter, blowing up bridges and dodging missiles—feels like a 90s action movie, but with way more explosions. Then suddenly you're in a hovercraft, skimming through swamps, or hopping into a stealth bomber for some high-altitude chaos.

What’s cool is how the missions switch up—one minute you’re rescuing hostages, the next you’re racing a motorcycle through city streets while dodging RPGs. The controls take a second to get used to (that diagonal aiming is weird at first), but once it clicks, you’ll be weaving through palm trees and dropping bombs like it’s nothing. Just don’t get too cocky—Ortega’s goons love ambushes.

It’s got that classic arcade vibe where failure means starting the whole mission over, but somehow that just makes nailing a perfect run even sweeter. The soundtrack’s all tense synth beats too, which fits perfectly when you’re two seconds from crashing into a oil tanker. If you miss games that don’t hold your hand, this one’s a blast.