Laser Ghost is one of those weird, forgotten Sega Master System gems—especially if you had the light gun. You and two friends could team up, blasting ghosts with those chunky plastic pistols to save some kidnapped girl (classic '80s plot, right?).

What made it stand out was the three-player chaos. Most light gun games were solo affairs, but here you had buddies crowding the screen, shouting over missed shots and laughing when someone panicked and unloaded into a wall. The ghosts had this floaty, almost dreamlike movement, so timing your shots felt oddly satisfying when you nailed one mid-drift.

It’s janky by today’s standards, but there’s something charming about how ambitious it was for its time. Just don’t expect deep lore—you’re basically a trigger-happy ghostbuster with a pixelated damsel to rescue.