Ever played a game that can't decide if it wants to be Contra or Operation Wolf? That’s Untouchables on SNES—a weird but fun mashup of top-down shooting, side-scrolling brawls, and those awkward behind-the-back rail shooter bits. You’re basically reliving the movie, taking down bootleggers as Eliot Ness with a shotgun or Tommy gun (pro tip: the shotgun clears rooms faster).

The graphics hold up surprisingly well—Capcom nailed the 1930s Chicago vibe, from pinstripe suits to those clunky old cars. And yeah, it’s janky in places (why does Al Capone’s boss fight feel like a carnival shooting gallery?), but grabbing a buddy for co-op turns the chaos into a good time. Just don’t expect deep storytelling—this is all about blasting through mobsters with style.