Opa Opa is that weirdly charming sequel to Fantasy Zone—you know, the one where you're a pastel-colored spaceship with little feet? Yeah, that. This time around, it's the Master System version, though it popped up on a bunch of other consoles later. Same colorful, almost toy-like levels where you blast floating eyeballs and bouncing smiley faces, but with a few new power-ups and bosses that feel just a bit meaner than the original.

First few minutes in, you're bouncing between clouds, dodging bullets that look like they belong in a carnival game, and scrambling for coins to upgrade your weapons. It's got that same "cute but secretly tough" vibe Fantasy Zone fans love. The music’s still ridiculously catchy, too—just try not to hum along.

If you’ve played the arcade original, this one’s a little different—smaller screen, tighter spaces—but it’s got its own weird charm. Definitely one for the "so silly it’s awesome" category.