Super Smash T.V. is one of those SNES games that makes you feel like you're in a chaotic 90s game show—if the game show involved dodging bullets and mowing down waves of robots with twin joysticks. The controls take a second to get used to (moving with one stick, shooting with the other), but once it clicks, you're blasting through rooms full of enemies while a cheesy announcer yells stuff like "Big money! Big prizes!"

It’s ridiculously hard—expect to die a lot—but the sheer chaos of it keeps you going. The power-ups help (grabbing the spread gun feels like cheating), and the two-player mode turns it into pure, unhinged fun. Just don’t expect to last long without memorizing enemy patterns.

If you miss the days of arcade-style, no-frills action, this one’s a blast from the past.