Ever heard of Sítio do Picapau Amarelo? It’s this weird little Brazil-exclusive platformer for the Sega Master System based on a classic kids’ book series. You play as these folklore-inspired characters hopping through colorful, slightly janky levels—think Dona Benta and Emília (a talking rag doll, because of course) bouncing on mushrooms and dodging snakes. The controls take some getting used to, and the hit detection is… questionable, but there’s charm in its clunkiness. If you’re into obscure regional platformers, this one’s a curiosity worth booting up just to say you’ve tried it.