Masters of Combat was one of those late-era Master System games that tried to cash in on the Street Fighter II craze—except, you know, on 8-bit hardware. You pick from a roster of weirdly proportioned fighters (some guy with a whip, a ninja, a boxer) and mash buttons in tiny, flat arenas. The animations are stiff, and the controls feel like you're fighting through molasses, but there's a weird charm to it if you grew up with the Master System.

Fun fact: Japan got it later on the Game Gear as "Buster Fight," but it's the same janky little fighter. Honestly, it's more of a curiosity than a hidden gem, but if you're into retro fighting games, it's an interesting footnote in Sega's weird history.