Ever wanted to feel like a 90s F1 driver without leaving your couch? F1 Hero MD on the Genesis is basically that—a no-frills, arcade-style racer with Satoru Nakajima's name slapped on it (because why not?). The tracks are tight, the cars handle like they're on rails, and the AI opponents love to nudge you into the grass if you take corners too wide.

First thing you'll notice? The gear shifts sound like someone smacking a tin can, and the graphics are... well, very 16-bit. But there's something weirdly satisfying about nailing a perfect lap while the crowd sprites cheer in pixelated silence. Just don't expect realism—this is more about dodging traffic cones and pretending you're a hero than actual sim racing.

It’s the kind of game you fire up when you’ve got 20 minutes to kill and a craving for old-school speed.