Shin Onigashima (Deel Twee)

The way this game unfolds feels like flipping through a woodblock print—every screen is deliberately composed. I keep going back just to let the music loop during a scroll sequence.

That soundtrack alone is worth the price of admission, some of the best chiptune work I've heard on the Super Famicom and it still gives me chills playing through the ghost ship. The way the story unfolds in those text-filled scrolls makes the whole thing feel like you're flipping through a painted

The scroll-text presentation really immerses you in the adventure, and the music is so timeless I found myself humming it days later. Even with the text-heavy gameplay, the atmosphere this Super Famicom title creates is unforgettable.