Family Circuit '91 is one of those weird little Japan-only NES racing games that never made it overseas. It's got that classic top-down F1 vibe—think Super Sprint but with slightly better graphics and a weirdly chill soundtrack for a racing game.

You pick from a handful of cars (none of them licensed, of course) and race on these tight, twisty tracks that feel way faster than they should. The controls take a second to get used to—your car slides around like it's on ice at first, but once you get the hang of it, nailing those hairpin turns feels pretty satisfying.

Honestly, it's nothing groundbreaking, but there's something charming about how straightforward it is. No power-ups, no gimmicks, just you trying not to spin out every five seconds. If you're into obscure retro racers, it's a neat little time capsule.