Oh man, Sonic Wings on SNES—this one takes me back. It's that classic arcade-style shooter where you pick from a bunch of weirdly specific pilots (like a samurai or a cowboy) and just blast everything in sight. The planes handle differently, so you kinda have to experiment to find your favorite—I always went with the ninja because, well, ninja.

The levels scroll vertically, and the bosses are these massive screen-filling machines that feel impossible until you figure out their patterns. It's got that perfect "one more try" energy, even when you keep crashing into the same dumb bullet pattern for the tenth time. Music's catchy too, in that early '90s arcade way.

If you're into old-school shooters, this one's a solid time capsule. Just don't expect deep storytelling—it's all about reflexes and memorizing where the popcorn enemies show up.