Ever wanted to run an airline in the '90s? Aerobiz Supersonic on the Sega Genesis lets you do just that—except with way less paperwork and way more fun. You start by picking a city (Tokyo, New York, etc.), then scramble to buy planes, set up routes, and undercut rival airlines before they steal all your passengers. The first time I played, I went bankrupt in like 10 minutes because I splurged on fancy jets without checking fuel costs. Lesson learned.

What’s cool is how it mixes strategy with a little chaos—weather delays, oil crises, even hijackings can wreck your perfect schedule. And the pixel art? Classic Sega charm, from the tiny planes on the map to the boardroom meetings where you haggle for better deals. It’s one of those games where you’ll start a "quick session" and suddenly realize three hours vanished.

If you’re into tycoon games but want something with more bite than RollerCoaster Tycoon, this one’s a hidden gem. Just don’t blame me when you’re obsessing over profit margins at 2 AM.