Super Copa for the SNES is one of those early '90s soccer games that feels rough around the edges but still has its charm. The graphics are basic, and the controls take some getting used to—passing isn’t always precise, and the goalkeepers might as well be made of cardboard. But if you stick with it, there’s something satisfying about the way the ball moves, especially when you pull off a long-range shot that somehow finds the net.

It’s got that classic Brazilian flair, with teams from the Copa do Brasil, so if you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a decent time capsule. Just don’t expect FIFA-level realism—this is pure arcade-style chaos. The commentary’s in Spanish and Portuguese, which adds to the vibe, even if half of it sounds like the announcer’s yelling random words.

Definitely more fun with a friend, especially if you both embrace the jank.