Micro Machines Military on the Genesis is one of those games that makes you grin the second it boots up. You're racing tiny military vehicles—tanks, choppers, the works—but the tracks are all over kitchen counters, pool tables, even bathtubs. The scale is ridiculous in the best way, like someone shrunk a war movie and set it in your grandma’s house.

The J-Cart version is the one to grab if you can—it’s got that sweet built-in four-player support, so you can cram three friends onto the couch and watch the chaos unfold. Controls are tight, but don’t expect realism; your tank handles like a go-kart, and that’s exactly how it should be. First time I played, I picked the helicopter thinking it’d be OP, only to realize it drifts like a shopping cart on ice.

It’s pure 90s arcade racing—no deep strategy, just quick reflexes and a lot of laughing when someone flips their jeep into a cereal bowl. Still holds up if you’re into that old-school, pick-up-and-play energy.