Ever played Jeopardy on NES? It’s exactly what it sounds like—classic trivia with that late '80s charm. You get three difficulty levels, and honestly, even "Easy" can trip you up when the timer starts ticking faster. The categories are a total time capsule—think Reagan-era politics, pop culture, and American history. No Four Score support, so max three players, but that’s plenty when you’re all shouting half-baked guesses at the screen. The real challenge? Remembering to phrase your response as a question while the clock runs down. It’s harder than it sounds.

Fun fact: The questions feel like they were pulled straight from a 1987 newspaper. If you weren’t alive back then, good luck with half of them. Still, there’s something weirdly satisfying about nailing a category full of obscure ’80s references. Just don’t expect modern Jeopardy polish—this is pure, janky NES nostalgia.