Arcade Classics for the Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive if you're across the pond) bundles three of Atari's old-school arcade hits into one cartridge. You've got Asteroids—still as brutally simple as ever, just you, your little triangle ship, and a screen full of rocks to blast apart. Then there's Centipede, where you're dodging mushrooms and trying to pick off that segmented nightmare before it reaches the bottom. And Missile Command, which somehow makes defending cities from falling bombs weirdly addictive.

They didn't mess with the originals much—no fancy Genesis-era upgrades—so it's pure nostalgia if you grew up feeding quarters into arcade cabinets. The controls feel a little stiff compared to modern games, but that's part of the charm. Just don't expect any save states or rewinds; this is the kind of game where "game over" means starting from scratch.

Honestly, it's a solid way to kill an afternoon if you're into retro stuff, though you might wish they'd thrown in a fourth game to sweeten the deal.