Okay, so The Great Battle II is one of those weird, chaotic SNES brawlers where you pick from a roster of anime-ish heroes (some shoot lasers, others punch real good) and just wreck everything in sight. The sprites are chunky, the colors are loud, and the whole thing feels like a Saturday morning cartoon cranked up to 11.

First few minutes? You’re immediately thrown into a city under attack, smashing through waves of robots and weird alien dudes. The controls are simple—jump, punch, maybe a special move if you mash buttons right—but the chaos is the fun part. Boss fights are ridiculous in the best way, like this one where you’re fighting a giant mech on top of a speeding train.

It’s not deep, but it’s got that classic 90s arcade energy where you just turn off your brain and enjoy the explosions. If you’re into retro beat-em-ups with a side of Japanese weirdness, this one’s a blast.