Super Sprint on the NES is one of those old-school arcade racers that’s way more intense than it looks. You’re basically crammed into this tiny top-down car, sliding around tight corners and trying not to spin out while three other players (or the AI) shove you into walls. The controls take a second to get used to—your car drifts like it’s on ice at first—but once it clicks, you’ll be weaving through traffic like a maniac.

What’s cool is how chaotic it gets with friends. The tracks are small, so you’re constantly bumping into each other, stealing power-ups, and laughing when someone wipes out at the last second. The AI isn’t exactly smart, but they’re aggressive enough to keep you on your toes. And yeah, the graphics are super basic, but there’s something satisfying about the way your little car screeches around turns.

It’s the kind of game where one race turns into ten because you keep saying, "Okay, one more try."