Micro Machines on SNES is one of those games that makes you feel like a kid again—racing Hot Wheels across the kitchen table, except now you're actually in the toy car. The tracks are wild—you’re dodging cereal on a breakfast table one second, then weaving between soap bars in a bathtub the next. The controls are tight, and the top-down view takes some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, the chaos is addictive.

Best part? The multiplayer. Nothing beats shoving your friend’s car off the edge of a pool table with a well-timed nudge. The AI isn’t a pushover either—those later races get brutal. It’s got that perfect mix of silly and competitive that makes you want to play just one more round. Still holds up as one of the best racers on the SNES.