Peace Keepers is the third game in Jaleco's Rushing Beat series, and honestly, it's one of those SNES brawlers that doesn't get enough love. You pick from four fighters—each with their own quirks—and just start wrecking street gangs in a surprisingly detailed city. The sprites are chunky, the punches feel weighty, and there's this weird charm to how over-the-top the enemies are. It's not as polished as Final Fight, but the combo system and special moves give it some depth if you stick with it.

What I like is how chaotic it gets when you're juggling enemies or pulling off a desperation attack when your health's low. The music's got that early '90s arcade vibe too—synth beats that somehow make punching a guy through a phone booth even cooler. It's definitely a product of its time, but if you're into retro beat 'em ups, this one's worth a few credits.