Man, WWF Raw on SNES is pure 90s wrestling nostalgia. You pick your favorite grappler—Hogan, Undertaker, Bret "The Hitman" Hart—and immediately get thrown into that classic arcade-style brawling. The sprites are chunky, the moves are exaggerated, and the crowd goes nuts when you hit a big finisher. I always loved how Undertaker’s tombstone piledriver actually looks like it could break someone’s neck.

It’s not super deep—you’ll mostly be mashing buttons for clotheslines and suplexes—but there’s something satisfying about the way the wrestlers ragdoll after a big slam. The multiplayer is where it shines, though. Grab a friend, pick Doink the Clown just to annoy them, and watch the chaos unfold. The commentary’s hilariously repetitive, but that’s part of the charm.

If you grew up with Saturday morning wrestling or just love over-the-top retro beat-em-ups, this one’s a blast. Just don’t expect a technical masterpiece.