Earthworm Jim is one of those weird, chaotic platformers that just works—especially if you grew up with the Sega Master System. You play as a worm in a high-tech suit blasting through bizarre levels filled with cows, evil crows, and way too many exploding hamsters. The controls feel a little slippery at first, but once you get the hang of the whip and gunplay, it’s pure dumb fun.

Brazil got a slightly different version of the game, but it’s still the same ridiculous charm—complete with that unforgettable theme music. Just don’t expect the story to make sense. You’re basically a worm saving a princess who barely gets a name, and honestly? That’s all the plot you need.