Igo Shinan '93 is one of those old-school NES games that tries to teach you Go—you know, that ancient board game with black and white stones. It's not flashy, but if you're curious about Go and don't mind pixelated graphics, it's actually a decent way to learn the basics.

The game walks you through moves, explains capturing, and even throws in some AI opponents to practice against. The '93 version tweaked a few things from earlier releases, but honestly, it's still pretty barebones. If you're looking for deep strategy or modern tutorials, this isn't it—but for a retro NES experience, it's weirdly charming.

Just don't expect it to turn you into a Go master overnight.