Tecmo Super Bowl on SNES is basically the NES classic but with that sweet 16-bit upgrade—smoother animations, better colors, and way less pixelated chaos. You still get that same arcade-style football feel, just with slightly less jank when your QB gets sacked. The controls are tight, and the playbooks are simple enough that you can pick it up fast, but there’s still some depth if you wanna dig into audibles and trick plays.

First thing you’ll notice? The soundtrack slaps way harder than the NES version. And yeah, the rosters are outdated now, but there’s something weirdly fun about playing with early ‘90s NFL legends before they were legends. Just don’t expect Madden-level realism—this is pure, fast-paced arcade football with a side of nostalgia.