Luigi's Adventure 3 - Overseas Edition is one of those SNES games that just feels right—like slipping into an old pair of sneakers. You start off in this little Italian village (of course), and within minutes, you're bouncing on mushrooms, dodging piranha plants, and collecting coins in that classic floaty Luigi jump we all love. The overseas twist means you'll hop between levels themed after different countries, which keeps the visuals surprisingly fresh for a '90s platformer.

The controls take a second to adjust to—Luigi's always been a bit slippery compared to Mario—but once you get the hang of his momentum, pulling off long jumps over bottomless pits feels weirdly satisfying. And that soundtrack? Pure SNES magic, with these bouncy accordion tracks that get stuck in your head for days.

It's not revolutionary, but that's kind of the point. If you miss the days of straightforward platformers where the biggest challenge was timing your jumps just right, this one's a solid time capsule. Just watch out for those hidden warp pipes—they're sneaky.