Pro Sport Hockey on SNES is one of those games that nails the chaotic energy of hockey without overcomplicating things. You pick your team—no deep stats, just straight to the action—and within seconds, you're slamming players into the boards or scrambling for loose pucks. The controls are simple (pass, shoot, check), but the game moves fast enough that you'll still whiff a few shots at first.

What I love is how unpredictable it feels—sometimes the puck bounces off three players before someone finally gets a clean shot. And the AI isn’t a pushover, especially on higher difficulties. You’ll get wrecked if you just charge in blindly. It’s not the prettiest hockey game out there, but the chunky pixel players and that crunchy sound when you land a solid check? Pure 90s charm.

Perfect for quick matches when you just want that arcade-style hockey rush without a ton of menus or strategy. Just grab a friend, pick Canada or the US, and go nuts.