Super Sprint (Japan) on NES is one of those old-school top-down racers where the cars look tiny but the chaos is huge. You’re basically sliding around tight corners, bumping into other racers, and praying you don’t spin out—because recovery takes forever.

What’s cool is that between races, you can spend your winnings on upgrades. Faster engine? Better tires? It’s a gamble, because you never have enough cash for everything. I usually go for acceleration first—those tight turns are brutal if you can’t get back up to speed fast.

It’s simple, but there’s something satisfying about nailing a perfect lap while everyone else wipes out in the last corner. Just don’t expect modern handling—this is pure ’80s arcade physics.