Man, Street Hockey 95 on SNES takes me right back to trading hockey cards and playing until the streetlights came on. The pixelated pavement, the chunky sound effects when you slap the puck—it’s pure 90s arcade chaos. No fancy rules, just pick your team (I always went for the neon-green jerseys) and start bashing into opponents like it’s a driveway brawl.

Controls are stupidly simple—pass, shoot, and a turbo button for when you really need to hustle. The AI’s kinda brutal if you crank up the difficulty, but that just makes nailing a last-second goal feel even better. And yeah, the multiplayer’s where it shines. Nothing like shoving your buddy into the fence right before they take a shot.

It’s not deep, but it’s got that weird charm where you’ll keep saying “one more game” until your thumbs hurt. Perfect for when you want hockey without the NHL licensing drama.