Art Alive feels like Sega's answer to Mario Paint—except with way more attitude. You get this blank canvas and a bunch of tools to mess around with, but the real charm is in the stamps. Sonic, Earl, and ToeJam are all here, so you can slap them onto your masterpiece like digital stickers. It’s simple, but there’s something satisfying about filling the screen with random chaos.

It came out in '91, so don’t expect anything crazy deep—just a chill way to doodle with a Genesis twist. The music’s got that classic Sega vibe too, which makes it feel like you’re tinkering in some retro art lab. If you ever played Mario Paint and wished it had more blue hedgehogs, this is your game.