Tecmo World Cup '92 is one of those old-school soccer games that feels both nostalgic and slightly chaotic. The pixelated players move in stiff animations, but there's something charming about how over-the-top the shots and tackles are. You pick from a handful of national teams (Japan's roster is weirdly overpowered), and matches play out fast—way faster than modern FIFA games.

First thing you'll notice? The goalkeepers are either psychic or completely useless, no in-between. And the commentary? Just a few repetitive Japanese voice clips, but they somehow make every goal feel dramatic. It’s not deep, but if you want a quick, arcadey soccer fix from the Genesis era, this one’s a solid pick.