Remember that old Nickelodeon show where kids would fling themselves up a fake mountain for a glowing piece of plastic? Yeah, this is the SNES version of that glorious mess. You pick one of those neon-clad '90s kids and immediately get thrown into events like the Aggro Crag—which is way harder than it looks when you're controlling it with a D-pad.

The physics are janky in that classic early sports-game way—your character sort of flops around when you jump, and the timing on the climbing sections takes some getting used to. But once you get the rhythm down, there's something weirdly satisfying about nailing a perfect run up the Crag while the digitized crowd cheers. Just don't expect it to play like a modern game; half the fun is laughing at how ridiculous it all is.

If you grew up watching the show, the nostalgia hits hard. The announcer's voice clips, the terrible digitized faces, even the way the medals clink when you win—it's all here. I still can't decide if the O-Course is actually difficult or if the controls are just fighting me the whole time.

It's not exactly a deep competitive experience, but for a 20-minute blast of pure '90s energy, it does the job. You'll either love it or wonder why anyone thought this was a good idea.