Sunset Riders on SNES is one of those games that just feels right—like you’re blasting through a spaghetti western with a controller in hand. You pick one of four bounty hunters (I always went with the guy in red, no idea why) and dive straight into dusty towns, canyons, and saloons full of bandits who really don’t want you there.

The action’s fast, but not unfair—you’ll duck behind barrels, jump over cactus spikes, and unload your six-shooter into guys who explode into little cowboy hats when they die. The bosses are ridiculous in the best way: one’s a guy who rides a bull through a china shop, another hides behind a giant metal horse head. And if you’ve got a buddy, the co-op mode turns it into pure chaos—just try not to shoot each other by accident.

It’s got that classic arcade vibe where you’ll die a lot at first, but every run feels a little smoother. The music’s all twangy guitars and whistles, and the pixel art somehow makes tumbleweeds look cool. If you’ve ever wanted to yell “draw!” at your TV, this is the game for it.