F-1 Sensation is one of those early '90s racers that somehow nails the feel of Formula 1 despite the NES's limitations. You've got all the official teams and drivers from the '93 season, which was a nice touch—I remember picking Williams first just because of that iconic blue and white livery.

The handling takes a minute to get used to—your car slides a bit more than you'd expect, but once you figure out how to feather the turns, weaving through Monaco's tight corners actually feels rewarding. The tracks aren't super detailed, but you can tell which one you're on by the landmarks, like Suzuka's esses or Monza's long straights.

It's not the flashiest racer on the NES, but there's something satisfying about shaving seconds off your lap times. Just don't expect any pit stops—this is pure arcade-style racing from start to finish.