WCW Super Brawl on SNES is one of those wrestling games that just feels like a late-night TV match—complete with Tony Schiavone yelling over the action like he’s calling the real thing. You’ve got legends like Sting and Ric Flair throwing down, and each one actually fights like their real-life counterpart (Vader’s power moves are terrifying, while Steamboat’s all about speed).

Tag team mode’s where it gets chaotic, especially with a friend—nothing like double-teaming some poor AI wrestler with a perfectly timed elbow drop. The controls take a second to click, but once you figure out how to chain grapples, it’s stupidly satisfying. Just don’t expect a deep career mode—this is pure arcade-style brawling with a side of ’90s WCW nostalgia.