Man, Winter Olympics - Lillehammer '94 takes me back. This Sega Master System classic throws you straight into pixelated snowstorms and hilariously stiff animations—but in the best way possible. Within minutes, you're either flailing down a ski slope with questionable physics or trying not to faceplant during figure skating (those button combos are brutal).

Bobsledding’s the real highlight though—you’re basically steering a shopping cart on ice while the game blares digitized crowd noises. It’s janky, it’s chaotic, and somehow that makes it weirdly addictive. Play it solo for the nostalgia, but grab a friend if you want to witness the true glory of two people button-mashing their way through ski jumping.

Just don’t expect realism. Or grace. Or really anything resembling actual Olympic athleticism.