

Super Uno on SNES is basically the classic card game, but with that extra layer of 90s Japanese charm. The rules are the same—dump your cards first, hit people with skips and reverses—but the pixel art is weirdly satisfying, like watching your little digital hand fan out in crisp 16-bit.
It’s got that old-school SNES menu hum when you pick your color, and the AI opponents actually put up a decent fight (though they totally spam Draw Four cards). Played it on an emulator last week and it somehow made Uno feel… cozier? Like you’re huddled around a CRT with friends, just without the arguments over house rules.
Definitely one of those "wait, they made an SNES version of this?" games that’s oddly perfect for a quick round between bigger titles.
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