The classic Sega Genesis game, Garfield: Caught in the Act, for too long has wandered in the land of obsolescence. The only way to currently play it is to either have a cartridge and working system or to download it illegally. It has never reappeared on an HD or any other consoles (Except for the Game Gear in a watered down fashion), and lays in a graveyard of games soon to be forgotten.

Sega can fix this. They can release it now to a modern audience. Garfield is America's favorite lasagna-eating fat cat (Please name another lasagna-eating fat cat if I am mistaken. I know that you can't, but I'd love to see you to try). For too long, the Garfield license has been attached to games that are so bland, so mediocre, that they lay in bins of grocery store value sections, baring the title of "Shovelware." Reminding the gaming populace of the greatness they achieved with the franchise in the mid-90s will shock the world. We'll all hold hands, lift our heads high, and in one voice cry to the unforgiving sky "I HATE MONDAYS" like we did before society had hardened our black hearts.

Stop being absolute cowards, Sega. Rerelease Garfield: Caught in the Act for the Nintendo Switch.

And PS4 if you have time.

If I am wrong about your cowardice, thank you in advance.