Super Kick Off on the Genesis is one of those old-school soccer games that somehow nails the feel of a chaotic match without drowning you in complicated controls. You pick your team—I always went for Brazil, obviously—and suddenly you're in this fast, scrappy game where passes zip across the pixelated grass and shots either fly wildly off-target or somehow sneak past the keeper.

The AI isn’t exactly smart, but that’s part of the charm. Defenders will just stand there sometimes, and goalkeepers have this weird habit of diving too early. But when you pull off a perfect through-ball or a last-minute sliding tackle, it feels amazing. The crowd noise is just a looped chant, but after a while, you don’t even notice.

It’s not the deepest soccer sim, but for quick matches where you just want to smash in a few goals, it still holds up. Just don’t expect FIFA—this is pure, janky 16-bit fun.