Super Mario World on SNES is one of those games that just feels right—tight controls, bright colors, and that classic Mario charm. You start off stomping goombas and bouncing off koopas like always, but then you hit the first few levels and realize how much bigger this world is compared to the NES days. Hidden exits, secret paths, even Yoshi waiting to be rescued. The Koopa Troopas here aren’t just obstacles—kick their shells just right and you can clear whole rows of enemies.

What I love is how the game keeps surprising you. One minute you’re running through a standard grassy level, the next you’re riding a dinosaur through a cave full of wigglers. And the music? Still catchy as hell. It’s the kind of game where you’ll replay levels just to find every hidden 1-up or star road path. Mario at his peak, honestly.