F-1 World Grand Prix on the N64 is one of those racing games that actually makes you feel like you're wrestling with a real F1 car. The physics are brutal—you can't just slam the throttle and expect to stay on the track, especially when rain kicks in and your tires start sliding like you're on ice. First time I played, I spun out at least five times before realizing braking early is the secret.

The Japanese version has a few extra tracks and tweaks, and the graphics hold up surprisingly well for an N64 racer. The sense of speed when you hit a straightaway is legit terrifying, and the AI doesn’t hold back—mess up a corner, and half the grid will blow past you before you recover. It’s not the flashiest F1 game out there, but it’s got that satisfying "just one more lap" grip to it.