Ever heard of Sonic Eraser? It's this weird little puzzle game Sega tossed out back in the '90s—basically a reskin of an older title called Columns, but with Sonic slapped on it. You match colored blocks as they fall, trying to clear lines before they pile up. The "Sonic" part is mostly just sprites of him cheering in the background, which feels kinda random but also charming in a retro way.

It's not exactly a hidden gem, but if you're into old-school puzzle games or just want to see Sonic awkwardly shoved into a genre he doesn't belong in, it's a fun curiosity. The English patch makes it playable, though don't expect anything deep—just simple, fast-paced block-matching with a side of '90s Sega weirdness.