Mega Games 10 is one of those classic Sega Genesis compilations that feels like digging through a bargain bin—in a good way. It’s got a random mix of games, some you’ve probably heard of, others you’ll play once and forget. The Brazilian version is basically the same as the others, just with Portuguese text slapped on the menus.

You’ll fire it up, scroll through the list, and immediately recognize a few titles—maybe Columns or Super Hang-On—but the rest are deep cuts. Not all of them hold up, but there’s something charming about the janky ones. I spent way too long on a weird soccer game that controlled like sliding on ice, just because it was there.

If you’re emulating, it’s a decent nostalgia hit, but don’t expect a hidden gem. It’s a time capsule, for better or worse.