Super Chase H.Q. on SNES is basically high-speed bumper cars with a badge. You start off tearing down these narrow highways, swerving around traffic like a cop who’s had one too many coffees. The goal? Catch up to some criminal’s ride and just… slam into them until their car gives up. No fancy weapons, no nitro boosts—just pure, reckless rear-ending.

At first, I thought it’d get old fast, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about watching their car sputter and smoke after the fifth or sixth hit. The roads twist and turn, and if you’re not careful, you’ll wipe out on a random oil slick or get boxed in by traffic. It’s not deep, but it’s the kind of dumb fun you’d play with a friend while arguing over who’s the worse driver.

Just don’t expect Grand Theft Auto levels of chaos—this is straight-up arcade carnage with a siren on top.