Ever stumble across a weird regional Sega Genesis game that makes you go, "Wait, what is this?" That’s Sega Top Five (Brazil) for you. It’s basically a compilation of five different games—some sports, some action—bundled together for the Brazilian market back in the day. Not exactly a hidden gem, but definitely a curiosity if you’re into retro oddities.

You’ll boot it up and get hit with that classic early '90s menu screen, all blocky text and basic options. The selection’s a mixed bag—some soccer, racing, even a weirdly addictive puzzle thing. The controls feel a little stiff by modern standards, but hey, that’s part of the charm. I kept going back to the racing one just to see how janky the physics could get.

If you’re emulating it, don’t expect polished greatness—it’s more of a time capsule than a must-play. Still, there’s something fun about digging into these obscure regional releases. You can almost smell the old CRT TV overheating.