F-16 Fighting Falcon on the Sega Master System is one of those old-school flight sims that feels both simple and punishing. You’re dumped straight into the cockpit with a chunky pixelated HUD, and the controls take a minute to get used to—especially if you’re playing on a touchscreen. The terrain scrolls by in that classic 8-bit style, and enemy jets pop up out of nowhere, so you’ve gotta stay sharp.

It’s not the deepest sim out there, but there’s something satisfying about lining up a missile lock and watching a pixel explosion fill the screen. Just don’t expect modern flight physics—this is pure arcade action with a retro kick. If you’re into vintage Sega shooters, it’s a neat little time capsule.