F1 Pole Position on Game Boy is one of those racers that feels way faster than it should for an 8-bit handheld. You’ve got these tiny sprites zipping around twisty tracks, and somehow the sense of speed is legit—especially when you nail a tight corner without skidding into the grass.

The controls are dead simple: accelerate, brake, steer. But good luck holding first place when the AI drivers suddenly turn into absolute demons on the last lap. I swear they cheat. The tracks get brutal too—Monaco’s hairpins will wreck you if you don’t brake early.

It’s not the prettiest racer, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about shaving milliseconds off your lap times. Just don’t expect deep customization or flashy crashes. This is pure, old-school F1 with all the janky charm of early Game Boy racing.