Super High Impact on SNES is that kind of football game where you don’t overthink plays—you just smash into people and hope for the best. The second you boot it up, you’re thrown into these bright, chunky pixel fields with players who look like they’ve been hitting the gym since 1991. Tackles feel like car crashes, and every touchdown has this ridiculous slow-mo zoom that never gets old.

Controls are simple enough that you can pick it up fast, but there’s a weird rhythm to the chaos—like figuring out when to juke or just plow straight through a defender. The AI isn’t exactly genius, but that’s part of the charm. You’ll see some truly questionable referee calls and players glitching through each other, but hey, it’s 16-bit football. What did you expect?

If you’ve got nostalgia for early ‘90s sports games, this one’s a blast. Just don’t go in expecting Madden. It’s more like NFL Blitz’s weird, slightly janky cousin.