Okay, so Beethoven's 2nd on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—you play as those giant, slobbery St. Bernard puppies from the movie. It’s one of those licensed games that somehow works better than it should. The first level drops you right into a backyard full of chew toys and garden hazards, and yeah, you’ll knock over flower pots while chasing butterflies because puppies don’t have great brakes.

The controls are simple—just jump and bark—but the levels get sneaky later with stuff like avoiding dogcatchers or digging under fences. Graphics are pure 90s Game Boy charm, all chunky sprites and exaggerated puppy expressions. If you remember the movie, there’s a weird satisfaction in seeing the villain get outsmarted by a pack of drooling furballs.

It’s short, silly, and honestly kind of endearing if you’re into retro oddities. Just don’t expect a masterpiece—it’s a game about puppies being puppies.