Super Monaco GP is one of those Genesis racers that still holds up—it's got that perfect mix of arcade speed and just enough sim details to make you feel like you're actually wrestling with an F1 car. The first thing you notice is how weighty the handling feels compared to other racers from that era; tap the brakes wrong before a tight corner and you're spinning into the wall.

You can jump straight into quick races, but the real meat is the championship mode where you pick a team (Williams or McLaren, obviously) and grind through two full seasons. The AI actually puts up a fight—no rubber-banding here, just pure 1990s F1 chaos. The Monaco track is brutal, by the way. Tiny mistake? Say goodbye to your lap time.

It's not just nostalgia talking—this one still feels great to play if you're into old-school racing games.