F1 Circus MD is one of those old-school Sega Genesis racers that somehow feels both janky and weirdly satisfying. The cars handle like they’re on ice at first—good luck taking those tight turns without spinning out—but once you get the hang of it, there’s something oddly addictive about shaving seconds off your lap times.

The tracks are narrow, the AI drivers are ruthless (they’ll bump you into the grass without a second thought), and the graphics are very much "of their time." But the sense of speed is legit, especially when you hit a straightaway and the scenery starts blurring past. Just don’t expect Gran Turismo-level realism—this is arcade-style chaos with a side of ’90s charm.

Pro tip: Stick with manual transmission. The auto-shifting is painfully slow, and you’ll need every bit of control to squeeze past the pack. It’s the kind of game where you’ll restart a race five times just to nail that one perfect lap.