Super Real Basketball on the Genesis is one of those early '90s sports games that somehow nails the chaotic energy of actual basketball—just with way more elbows. It's got that classic arcade feel where the players move a little too fast, dunks look borderline impossible, and the refs apparently don't exist. Pat Riley's name is slapped on it, which mostly means you get his pixelated face scowling at you from the sidelines.

First thing you'll notice? The controls are simple—pass, shoot, turbo—but good luck getting past defenders without shoulder-checking them into next week. The CPU doesn't play fair either; expect full-court passes that defy physics and centers who jump like they've got springs in their shoes. It's janky, loud, and weirdly addictive once you lean into the madness. Definitely a time capsule of early sports gaming.