Super Pinball - Behind The Mask is one of those SNES games that nails the arcade feel without needing quarters. The second you launch the ball, the sound effects hit you—clicks, clacks, and that satisfying thunk when you nail a ramp shot. The tables are bright and packed with little details, like the creepy carnival theme on one or the Egyptian tomb on another.

At first, I kept draining my ball too fast—turns out, the physics are a bit floaty compared to real pinball, but you get used to it. The real fun starts when you figure out how the tables chain combos. There’s this one spot on the carnival level where if you hit it just right, the music kicks up and the lights go wild. Feels like stealing a high score from the arcade gods.

It’s not the deepest pinball sim out there, but for a quick session? Perfect. You can practically hear the arcade noise in the background while playing.