Olympic Summer Games on SNES is one of those nostalgic sports compilations that feels like a time capsule—it's the official tie-in for the '96 Atlanta Olympics. You get all the classic events like sprinting, swimming, and javelin, but with that early '90s arcade-style simplicity. The controls are straightforward (mash buttons, mostly), but some events like weightlifting have weird timing quirks that take a few tries to nail.

Graphics are bright and cartoony, with little pixelated crowds cheering in the background. The music? Pure SNES cheese—you’ll either love the synth trumpets or mute it after five minutes. It’s not the deepest sports sim, but it’s fun for quick rounds with a friend, especially if you’re into button-mashing chaos. Just don’t expect realism—your sprinter somehow jumps hurdles like they’re on a trampoline.