Ever booted up a game and immediately felt like you'd been teleported straight to a 90s arcade? That's Taiwan Daheng for you—a weird little Genesis/Mega Drive gem that somehow slipped under the radar. The pixel art's got that chunky, vibrant charm, and the controls are just tight enough to make you forget you're playing something obscure.

At first glance, it feels like a standard side-scroller, but then you realize the enemy patterns are sneakier than they look. I remember getting wrecked by the second boss because I kept underestimating its weird, floaty attacks. And the music? Pure early-90s synth chaos—in the best way possible.

It's not some lost masterpiece, but if you're into digging up oddball retro titles, this one's got enough personality to make it worth a weekend playthrough. Just don't expect a manual—half the fun is figuring out what the heck you're even supposed to be doing.