Ever stumbled across one of those weird, obscure SNES cartridges that makes you go, "Wait, what is this?" That’s Tri-Star Super 8 BIOS in a nutshell. It’s not really a game—more like a bootleg BIOS menu that somehow ended up on a cartridge. You fire it up, and there’s this janky-looking interface with options for… something? No manual, no explanation, just pure late-'90s mystery.

Honestly, half the fun is trying to figure out what it was even supposed to do. Some say it was meant for pirated games, others think it was a dev tool that leaked out. Either way, it’s a weird little slice of SNES history—the kind of thing you boot up once to laugh at, then forget about until someone brings it up in a retro gaming thread years later.

If you're into oddball console relics, this one’s a curiosity worth poking at for five minutes.