Le Avventure Di Mario 1 is one of those weird, obscure SNES platformers that never made it outside Italy—which is a shame, because it’s actually kind of a blast. You’ve got Mario (or Luigi) running through these bright, chunky levels with that classic SNES feel, but the enemies and power-ups are just slightly off from what you’d expect. Like, why is there a fireball-spewing sunflower boss? No idea, but I’m here for it.

The controls are tight, the music’s got that nostalgic 16-bit charm, and some of the level gimmicks—like disappearing platforms over lava pits—will absolutely test your patience in the best way. It’s not Super Mario World, but if you’ve burned through the usual SNES classics and want something fresh (and a little janky), this one’s worth digging up.