Radical Psycho Machine Racing is one of those SNES racers that looks simple at first—just pick a bike and hit the track—but then the chaos kicks in. The controls are a little slippery, like your bike’s on ice half the time, but that kinda adds to the madness. You’ll be dodging oil spills, ramming other riders, and praying you don’t wipe out on the last turn.

The tracks get wild fast, with loops, jumps, and some seriously questionable road hazards. I remember thinking the desert level was easy… until the sandstorms hit and I couldn’t see a thing. It’s not polished like F-Zero, but that janky energy makes it weirdly fun. Just don’t expect to win your first race.

If you’re into old-school racers that don’t take themselves too seriously, this one’s a trip. The soundtrack’s all screechy guitar riffs, which somehow fits perfectly when you’re barely hanging on at 200 mph.