Top Gear 2 on SNES is one of those racing games that feels simple at first—just pick a car, hit the gas, and try not to spin out on the turns. But after a few races, you start noticing the little things, like how each car handles differently or how the night stages mess with your depth perception. The soundtrack’s got that classic early '90s synth vibe, and the tracks get seriously fast once you unlock the later cups.

It’s not as flashy as modern racers, but there’s something satisfying about nailing the perfect drift around a tight corner. Just don’t expect deep customization—this is pure arcade-style speed with a side of rubber-banding AI. Still holds up if you’re into retro racing.