Pro Mahjong Kiwame II is one of those SNES deep cuts—if you're into mahjong, this one's got that old-school charm. The tiles feel crisp, the AI isn't a pushover, and there's just something satisfying about hearing that little "click" when you match a pair. You can play against a buddy if you've got one who's into it, but honestly, the CPU opponents are weirdly intense for a '90s game. They'll pull off some sneaky wins if you're not paying attention.

It's not flashy, but if you like traditional mahjong without gimmicks, this is a solid pick. Just don't expect any fancy animations—it's all about the tiles and the strategy. The music's low-key, too, which is perfect for zoning in on your next move.