Super Pang (or Super Buster Bros. if you're in Europe) is one of those SNES games that looks simple at first—just shoot bubbles, right? But then you start playing, and suddenly those bouncing balls are everywhere, splitting into smaller, faster nightmares when you pop them. The controls are tight, and the music has that classic arcade vibe, but don't let the cheerful look fool you—it gets intense fast.

You’ve got a limited spread shot and a smartbomb-style panic button, but timing is everything. One wrong move and you’re cornered by a swarm of tiny bubbles. I still remember the first time I made it past the jungle stage, only to get wrecked by the bouncing chaos of the factory level. It’s the kind of game where you’ll mutter “one more try” way too many times.

If you like arcade-style precision with a side of retro charm, this one’s a solid pick.