President No Sentaku is one of those weird, obscure NES games that makes you go, "Wait, this was a real thing?" It's a Japanese political sim where you play as—you guessed it—the president, making decisions that affect your country's economy, diplomacy, and public opinion. The menus are all in Japanese, so unless you're fluent, you'll be doing a lot of trial and error (or relying on guides).

At first, it feels like a spreadsheet simulator, but there's something oddly compelling about watching approval ratings rise and fall based on whether you raise taxes or declare war. The music is surprisingly intense for a game about policy debates. If you're into retro oddities or political sims, this one's a fascinating time capsule—just don't expect it to hold your hand.