Snowboard Kids 2 is one of those N64 gems that somehow flew under the radar—it's like Mario Kart on snowboards, but with way more attitude. You pick from these little cartoonish riders, each with their own weirdly specific strengths (like, why does the ninja kid have better air control? Who knows, but it works). The tracks are wild—you'll be dodging yetis, hitting ramps over frozen lakes, and grabbing power-ups that range from helpful to downright chaotic.

What really makes it shine is the local multiplayer. Nothing beats slamming your friend with a snowball right before the finish line or stealing their item with that obnoxious magnet. The controls take a second to click—you’ve got to balance speed with not wiping out on every turn—but once it clicks, you’ll be pulling off mid-air spins just to show off. It’s aged way better than most N64 racers, honestly.

If you missed this one back in the day, it’s still a blast with friends, especially if you’re into that slightly janky, hyper-competitive vibe of ‘90s couch multiplayer.