Man, FIFA International Soccer on the Sega Master System feels like digging up an ancient relic—in a good way. This is where it all started, back when the franchise was just figuring out how to translate football into pixels. No fancy leagues, just international teams, and the gameplay is way simpler than what we’re used to now. The graphics are blocky, the controls take some getting used to, and yeah, it’s nothing like modern FIFA, but there’s something weirdly charming about how raw it is. You’ll miss the finesse shots and tactical depth, but scoring a goal still feels like a victory when you’re working with 8-bit physics.

If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a fun little time capsule—just don’t expect it to play like anything from the last 20 years.