Action 52 for the Sega Genesis is one of those legendary trainwrecks you kinda have to experience to believe. It’s a collection of 52 mini-games, and somehow, every single one manages to be worse than the one before it. Glitches? Oh yeah—some levels straight-up don’t work, and there was even a contest tied to one of the games that got ruined because of a bug. The soundtrack’s mostly stolen too, which just adds to the whole "what were they thinking?" vibe.

It’s the kind of thing you boot up with friends just to laugh at how broken everything is. The controls are stiff, the graphics look like they were drawn in five minutes, and half the time you’re not even sure what you’re supposed to be doing. But hey, at least it’s memorable—just not in the way the developers intended.