Super Scope 6 is one of those weird, nostalgic SNES gems that makes you realize how much fun simple light gun games could be. You point the chunky Super Scope bazooka at the screen and blast away at targets—some games are straightforward shooting galleries, others have you dodging incoming missiles or deflecting asteroids. The six mini-games are hit-or-miss (literally), but when it clicks, it feels like an arcade cabinet crammed into your living room.

Just don’t expect deep mechanics—this is pure, twitchy fun from the era before motion controls. And yeah, you’ll probably need to adjust the brightness on your CRT unless you want to miss every shot. The clay pigeon mode is still my favorite after all these years.