Super Bomberman on SNES is where the chaos really started—four players crammed around one screen, frantically dropping bombs and trying not to get boxed in by their own explosions. The multitap support was a game-changer back then; suddenly, couch multiplayer meant actual shouting matches and last-second dodges that felt way too close for comfort.

It’s simple at first—just you, a grid, and some destructible blocks—but then the power-ups start showing up. Kicks, remote detonators, even the dreaded bomb punch that sends your explosives flying. Half the fun is watching someone’s carefully laid trap backfire spectacularly.

Still holds up if you’ve got friends willing to endure the occasional cheap death.