Super Formation Soccer '95 is one of those classic SNES soccer games that feels a little rough around the edges now, but back in the day, it was a solid pick if you were into Italian Serie A teams. The UCC Xaqua version tweaks some mechanics—passing feels a bit snappier, and the AI isn’t quite as brain-dead as the original release.

You’ve got all the big '90s Italian clubs here—Milan, Juventus, Inter—though the player names are obviously fake due to licensing. The pixelated crowds and chunky animations give it that unmistakable retro charm, and the controls are simple enough that you can pick it up fast. Just don’t expect FIFA-level realism; this is pure arcade-style soccer where slide tackles fly wildly and goalkeepers occasionally forget how to jump.

If you’re emulating it, the Xaqua version is the one to grab—it’s smoother, and the menus are slightly less confusing. Still, it’s very much a product of its time.