Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge is one of those early 90s F1 racers that feels rough around the edges but has its own charm. You’ve got all the real tracks from the '91 season, which is cool if you’re into that era—Monaco, Silverstone, Suzuka—but don’t expect hyper-realistic handling. The cars slide around like they’re on ice half the time, and the AI drivers love to bump into you like they’ve got a personal grudge.

Still, there’s something satisfying about nailing a perfect lap at Imola or barely squeezing past a rival on the final corner. The Genesis version looks decent for its time, with colorful sprites and a decent sense of speed, though the music is forgettable at best. It’s not the deepest racing sim out there, but if you’re in the mood for some old-school F1 chaos, it’s a fun little time capsule.