So, Sonic VR—yeah, that weird little Sega Genesis experiment where they tried to make Sonic first-person. You boot it up, and suddenly you're seeing through Sonic's eyes, dashing through blocky, low-poly Green Hill Zone at what feels like 200 mph. It's janky as hell—the framerate chugs, and the perspective makes judging jumps way harder than it should be—but there's something weirdly charming about it.

You’ve got the same spin-dash and ring-collecting, but now you’re tilting your head to see loops and barely making out enemy placements before they smack you. It’s more of a novelty than a full game, honestly, but if you’re into obscure Sega history, it’s a trip. Just don’t expect it to replace the classics.