Blockbuster World Video Game Championship II is one of those weird, nostalgic time capsules from the Sega Genesis era—basically a collection of mini-games designed to test your reflexes across different genres. You jump between quick challenges like racing, shooting, and puzzle modes, all with that chunky 16-bit aesthetic we loved back then.

Some of the events feel brutally hard now (who remembers how unforgiving old-school timers were?), but there’s something satisfying about nailing a perfect run. The pixel art’s got that early ‘90s charm, and the music is pure synth bleeps and bloops. It’s not the deepest game, but if you miss the days of renting weird cartridges from Blockbuster and arguing over high scores with friends, this’ll hit the spot.

Just don’t expect modern hand-holding—this one’s all about trial, error, and bragging rights.