Super Soccer Champ on SNES is one of those games that nails the arcade soccer vibe—fast, chaotic, and just plain fun. The second you boot it up, you’re thrown into a match with chunky pixel players who move way smoother than they look. Passing feels crisp, and the shooting has this satisfying thunk when you nail a long-range goal.

I love how the teams have their own weird little quirks—some are lightning-fast but can’t defend, others are tanks that bulldoze through tackles. The AI isn’t exactly genius-level, but it’ll punish you if you just sprint mindlessly. And that soundtrack? Pure 16-bit adrenaline.

It’s not FIFA, and that’s the point. This is the kind of game you play when you want quick, over-the-top soccer without all the realism. Still holds up surprisingly well today.