Monopoly on SNES is exactly what it sounds like—classic board game chaos, but with that sweet 16-bit charm. The Japan version keeps the core game intact (yes, you'll still rage when someone lands on your hotel-covered Boardwalk), but throws in some regional twists like different property names and a few quirky rule tweaks. The pixelated tokens and chunky animations give it this weirdly nostalgic vibe, even if the AI opponents still pull off suspiciously lucky rolls.

First 10 minutes? You’ll be smashing the A button through the intro, picking your token (always go for the top hat—no debate), and immediately realizing the computer players are way too good at auction sniping. The music’s oddly catchy though, and there’s something satisfying about watching your tiny sprite stomp around the board. Just don’t expect any mercy from the game’s brutal rent calculations.