Remember that weird, kinda janky Olympic-style sports game on the Genesis with James Pond? Yeah, the British secret agent fish who usually fights Dr. Maybe but decided to take a vacation for some aquatic sports instead. You pick from eight ridiculous events—some make sense, like the 100 Meter Splash (basically swimming), and others are just bizarre, like Kipper Watching (which is exactly what it sounds like).

The controls are slippery, the physics are questionable, and the AI opponents cheat like crazy in single-player. But with friends? Absolute chaos. Four players crammed around the TV trying to navigate the Bouncy Castle event or not faceplant in the High Jump is peak early '90s multiplayer nonsense. It’s not polished, but that’s part of the charm. You’ll either love it or wonder what the developers were smoking.

Honestly, half the fun is just seeing how weird it gets—like the fact that one event involves launching yourself out of a cannon. Classic Genesis energy.