Look, it's Pac-Man—but on the NES. You already know the deal: chomp dots, avoid ghosts, and pray you don’t get cornered by Blinky. The NES version isn’t arcade-perfect, but it’s got that weird, slightly chunky charm of early console ports. The ghosts move a little different, the sound effects are a bit off, and yeah, the colors aren’t as crisp. But it’s still Pac-Man, and that means it’s still stupidly addictive.

Fun fact: If you’ve only played the arcade original, the NES controls take some getting used to—dodging feels a tiny bit floaty at first. But after a few rounds, you’ll be weaving through mazes like it’s 1983 all over again. Just don’t blame me when you lose track of time.