Remember those old arcade cabinets with the trackball controls? Arcade Classic No. 2: Millipede & Centipede squeezes that frantic bug-blasting action onto the Game Boy—somehow making it just as tense, even without the physical ball to slam around.

You start with Centipede, where that segmented nightmare splits into smaller, faster chunks every time you shoot it. Miss a piece? Congrats, now there are two angry centipedes diving at you. Then there’s Millipede, which cranks up the chaos with more enemies—spiders that dart unpredictably, beetles that tank your shots. Both games feel simple at first, but after a few levels, you’ll be weaving through mushroom forests like a survivalist gardener.

It’s impressive how well these hold up on a tiny screen. The controls are tight, and the pacing stays brutal in that classic "one more try" way. If you’ve got a Game Boy and a soft spot for arcade-era punishment, this cart’s worth digging up.