Super Pang on SNES is one of those games that looks simple until you actually play it. You start with this little harpoon gun, popping bouncing bubbles that split into smaller, faster ones—and suddenly you're sweating because the screen's full of tiny death balls ricocheting everywhere.

The controls are tight, and the music has that classic arcade vibe—you know, the kind that gets stuck in your head after one playthrough. Some levels feel impossible at first, but once you figure out the rhythm (and stop panicking), it’s weirdly satisfying to clear a screen in one clean shot.

Also, the two-player mode is chaos. My friend kept stealing my power-ups, and I’m still mad about it.