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90 Minutes - European Prime Goal is one of those SNES soccer games that feels a little rough around the edges but has its own weird charm. You’ve got national teams instead of the original J. League squads, which makes it feel like a scrappy international tournament. The camera’s at this slightly awkward angle, so you’re always squinting to see if that’s your striker making a run or just some guy wandering offside.

What’s fun is the "You’re a Hero" mode—you can create your own player, tweak their stats through mini-training games, and then shove them into the lineup. It’s janky, but there’s something satisfying about watching your custom guy (who definitely has maxed-out speed and nothing else) bumble his way to a goal. The controls take some getting used to—you only directly control the player nearest to the ball, so defense can feel like herding cats at first.

Tournaments and leagues are here if you want something structured, but honestly, the best way to play is grabbing a friend for some chaotic two-player matches. Just don’t expect FIFA-level polish. It’s more like that one weird soccer game your cousin had that you still remember years later.