Super Pinball - Behind The Mask is one of those SNES games that somehow makes bouncing a tiny metal ball way more intense than it should be. You get three tables to choose from—each with its own weird theme, like a creepy carnival or some ancient ruins. The physics feel a little floaty at first, but once you get the hang of it, pulling off trick shots between the bumpers is weirdly satisfying.

Honestly, the carnival table is my favorite—it’s got this eerie music and these weird clown targets that just make it stand out. Not the deepest pinball sim out there, but for an early SNES title, it’s got enough charm to keep you flipping for a while. Just don’t expect modern pinball wizardry.