Boogie Woogie Bowling is one of those weird, charming Genesis games that makes you go, "Wait, Japan came up with this?" It's bowling, but with a disco fever dream slapped on top—think neon lanes, funky beats, and pins that somehow feel more alive than they should be.

You pick your bowler (somehow even the grandma has swagger), then roll into lanes that look like they belong in a '70s roller rink. The physics are arcadey—no serious sim here—so you can pull off ridiculous spins and last-second curve shots that’d never work in real life. I kept trying to hit the pins in time with the music, which... didn’t help my score, but definitely improved the vibe.

It’s the kind of game you fire up when you want something quick, loud, and just a little bit ridiculous. The announcer’s over-the-top Japanese voice lines alone are worth a laugh.