Newman Hass IndyCar Racing on the Genesis is one of those old-school racers that actually makes you feel the speed. The moment you hit the gas, the screen blurs just enough to trick your brain into thinking you're actually hauling ass down the straightaway—until you overcook a turn and eat wall, obviously.

It's not just about flooring it, though. The AI drivers actually fight for position, and if you don't time your pit stops right, you'll watch your lead vanish while some jerk in a neon-colored car breezes past. The tracks? Classic IndyCar stuff—tight ovals, a few road courses, all pixel-perfect for the era.

Weirdly, it's one of those games where the Master System version holds up too, just with chunkier sprites. Either way, if you miss the days when racing games were more about white-knuckle reflexes than microtransactions, this one's a solid time capsule.