If you grew up with a Sega Genesis, this one hits right in the nostalgia. Sonic Compilation bundles three of the blue blur's best—Sonic 1, 2, and Spinball—into one cart. The first thing you’ll notice is that classic chiptune soundtrack blasting through your speakers, followed by that satisfying *boing* when you bounce off a spring.

It’s not just a lazy port, either. The controls feel tight, just like you remember, and the colors pop even if you’re playing on a modern TV. Spinball’s still weirdly addictive, though I always lose way too many lives in that lava stage. If you missed out on the Genesis era, this is a solid way to experience why Sonic was such a big deal back then.

Just don’t expect any fancy remasters—this is pure, unfiltered 16-bit speed.