Out Run Europa on the Sega Master System is one of those games that just feels fast, even if the graphics are obviously retro now. You start off weaving through traffic in what looks like a low-poly London, barely missing buses while your engine whines in that classic 8-bit way. The roads get twistier as you go—somewhere between Monaco’s hairpins and the German autobahn, you’ll realize you’ve been leaning into turns like an idiot.

It’s not just about speed, though. The scenery actually changes between stages, from rainy city streets to sunlit coastal roads, which was pretty impressive for the time. And yeah, the music’s that same synth-heavy Out Run vibe—cheesy but weirdly perfect when you’re barely scraping past a truck on a mountain pass. If you’ve got nostalgia for this era, it’s a solid time capsule with just enough challenge to make you curse at the screen.