Out Run 3-D on the Sega Master System is one of those games that somehow makes a simple racing concept feel like a full-blown road trip. You’re in this slick red convertible, blasting down winding coastal highways with palm trees whipping by—except the graphics are so charmingly blocky, it’s like racing through a postcard from 1987.

The 3-D effect is more of a gimmick than anything, but it gives the roads this weirdly satisfying depth, especially when you’re weaving between traffic. And yeah, you’ll crash. A lot. The handling’s a little slippery, but once you get the hang of it, nailing those tight turns feels oddly rewarding.

What’s cool is you can pick different routes at the end of each stage—go left for beaches, right for mountains—and the music? Absolute synthwave banger. Just don’t expect to finish in one sitting unless you’ve got reflexes of steel. It’s the kind of game where you’ll restart a dozen times just to beat your own high score.