Top Gear on SNES is one of those racers that feels simple at first—pick one of four cars (I always went with the red one, no idea why) and just gun it across these wild, globe-trotting tracks. You’re not just racing; you’re dodging random junk on the road, managing pit stops like a frantic mechanic, and trying not to wipe out on hairpin turns. The tracks change so much between countries that one minute you’re cruising through desert heat, the next you’re sliding on icy roads. It’s got that perfect arcade feel where you can just zone out and race for hours.

Soundtrack’s a banger, too—those synth beats somehow make driving at 200mph feel even faster.