UFO 50 is fascinating in that the quality of its titles is inconsistent but that inconsistency contributes to the overall meta narrative. It's interesting to look at each title as a representation of the phases this fictional company goes through, the experimentation and changes to how its titles are designed. But it's also impressive that it has a good number of titles that are enjoyable to play regardless, some I'd even say would be peak NES design had they been made in the 80's.