Ever played an arcade game so weird it sticks with you? Teddy Boy on the Sega Master System is one of those. It’s a port of the 1985 arcade original, and man, it’s got this bizarre charm—you’re a kid in pajamas (or a teddy bear? Honestly, never quite figured that out) running through trippy, pastel-colored levels, shooting bubbles at enemies. The controls are simple, but the layouts get chaotic fast, with platforms that shift or disappear under you. Not gonna lie, the hit detection’s a little janky, but that’s part of its old-school appeal. If you dig obscure retro stuff, this one’s a curiosity worth a few plays.