Kawasaki Superbike Challenge on SNES is one of those early '90s racing games that nails the speed but makes you work for it. The bikes handle like they’re on ice at first—super twitchy, especially when you’re leaning into turns. But once you get the hang of it, weaving through traffic at 180 mph feels weirdly satisfying.

The tracks are all real-world circuits, which is cool if you’re into that, but don’t expect flashy graphics. It’s all about the physics—mess up a turn, and you’ll eat gravel fast. The AI riders aren’t pushovers either; they’ll shove you into corners if you let them. Definitely a game where practice pays off.

If you’re into old-school bike sims, this one’s got that rough charm. Just don’t blame me when you wipe out on the last lap.