Time Zone on the NES is one of those weird, obscure titles that makes you scratch your head at first. You're basically jumping through these surreal, time-warped levels where the graphics shift between past, present, and future—sometimes mid-jump. The controls are a little stiff, but once you get used to it, there's something oddly satisfying about timing your leaps just right before the screen morphs into something completely different.

It’s not the most polished game out there, but the trippy visuals and unpredictable level changes give it this strange charm. I remember getting stuck on this one stage where the floor kept disappearing into pixelated clouds—took me way too many tries to figure out the pattern. If you're into retro games with a weird twist, this one’s worth a look.