R.C. Grand Prix is one of those early Sega Master System racers that feels janky at first but weirdly grows on you. You’re basically controlling tiny RC cars from a top-down view, sliding around tight tracks with questionable physics—like your car’s got a mind of its own sometimes. The tracks are short but packed with sharp turns, and if you hit the walls too much, your car just… stops. No dramatic explosions, just an awkward pause before respawning.

It’s got that classic '80s arcade vibe—simple, a little rough around the edges, but weirdly addictive once you get the hang of the slippery controls. The music’s a repetitive chiptune loop, but honestly, after a few races, you’ll either mute it or start humming along against your will. Not the deepest racer out there, but it’s a fun little time capsule if you’re into retro oddities.