Super Bomberman 5 - Caravan Event Ban is one of those SNES gems that somehow flew under the radar. It's classic Bomberman chaos—drop bombs, blow up walls, and trap your friends in corners—but with this weirdly addictive "caravan" mode where you rack up points in timed sessions. The mazes get seriously devious, and the power-ups feel just right—not too overpowered, but enough to turn the tide if you play smart.

What I love is how it nails that perfect balance between frantic multiplayer and solo challenges. One minute you're carefully planning your next move, the next you're frantically dodging explosions because someone boxed you in. The pixel art holds up surprisingly well, too—those little Bomberman sprites have so much personality when they panic-run from a chain reaction.

If you've got a multitap and three friends willing to argue over who "totally meant to do that" after a lucky kill, this is peak couch competition. Even solo, the caravan mode has that "one more try" hook when you barely miss your high score. It's Bomberman at its sneaky best.