Super Rugby on SNES is one of those mid-90s sports games that somehow nails the chaotic energy of rugby without getting too bogged down in realism. You pick from a handful of international teams (Japan’s in there, but good luck against the bigger squads), and the controls are simple enough—pass, kick, tackle—but the matches get wild fast. Players pile up in scrums, the ball bounces unpredictably, and before long you’re just mashing buttons hoping someone breaks free for a try.

The graphics are bright and chunky in that classic SNES way, with little details like mud stains on jerseys after a tackle. The commentary’s in Japanese, which adds to the charm even if you don’t understand a word. It’s not the deepest rugby sim, but it’s got that addictive "one more match" feel, especially if you’re playing two-player. Just don’t expect modern physics—this is pure arcade-style chaos.