Super Big 2 is one of those classic Chinese card games that feels like it was made for late-night sessions with friends—except here, you're playing against the Sega Genesis AI. The rules are simple if you know Big 2: highest card wins, but there's a sneaky rhythm to when you play your pairs or straights that keeps you second-guessing.

The pixel art is pure 90s charm, right down to the tiny card animations when you slap down a winning hand. At first, I kept losing because I didn’t realize how aggressive the AI gets when it smells weakness—turns out holding back your high cards too long is a sure way to get steamrolled. Once you get the hang of it, though, there’s something weirdly satisfying about dropping a perfect sequence and watching the CPU hesitate before passing.

It’s definitely a niche pick, but if you’ve got nostalgia for old-school card games or just want something different from the usual Genesis library, this one’s got a weird little grip to it. Just don’t expect mercy from the hard difficulty.