Monopoly on the Sega Genesis is exactly what you'd expect—classic board game action with that unmistakable 16-bit charm. The graphics are bright and cartoony, and the little animations when you land on properties or pay rent give it way more personality than the cardboard version.

It plays just like the tabletop game, right down to the frustratingly long matches where someone inevitably hoards all the houses. The computer opponents aren’t geniuses, but they’ll still bankrupt you if you’re careless. And yeah, you can tweak some rules to speed things up, though good luck convincing your friends to play anything but the standard version.

If you’ve ever wanted to yell at a tiny pixelated Rich Uncle Pennybags, this is your chance.