Ever played The Untouchables on SNES? It's one of those licensed games that actually tries something different—part beat 'em up, part light gun shooter (if you had the Super Scope). You play as Eliot Ness taking down Al Capone's gang, switching between punching goons in alleys and blasting them from a first-person perspective. The digitized voices are hilariously rough, and the jazz soundtrack? Weirdly good.

It’s janky in that classic '90s way—sometimes your punches don’t land right, and the shooting sections feel stiff. But there’s charm in the chaos, like when you bust up a speakeasy and the screen fills with flying chairs and bullets. Not a masterpiece, but way more interesting than most movie tie-ins. If you’re into retro oddities, this one’s worth a look.