Uniracers is, I think, one of the most underappreciated games for the SNES. The concept is simple and unique: platform racing with unicycles. The racing gets absurdly fast, and the button-mashing trick combos spice it up a lot.

It is a very simple game. All the two-dozen-or-so racers are the same except for color, but detailed statistics are kept for every player and every track. For a solo player, it's just not going to hold interest very long (about 2 hours to clear the game, tops); as a beer-and-pretzels VS game, it's hard to beat on the SNES. One can organize tournaments, so up to 8 players can compete in rounds. It's simple enough that anyone can master it up in a couple minutes. While this makes single player mode boring (there's no challenge), it makes it awesome for VS play because even novice and expert gamers wind up equally matched very quickly.

This is a very unique game, as you compete as a unicycle! Does that sound bad or what? You compete in four circuits, each having five different races. The races are head to head races, time races, and trick competitions. Yes tricks, to go faster in this game, you must do a trick, like a backflip, front flip, rotating flip, or several combinations of tricks to earn points and to go faster. The game is very fast paced and it will raise your reflexes just playing it, or it will make you really dizzy because of the backgrounds to the race levels. This game is also played from a side view like a Mario game.