Okay, so this is one of those early Sailor Moon Game Boy games—pretty niche, but if you're into retro anime titles, it's got that weird charm. You play as Usagi (obviously), running through side-scrolling stages, throwing those iconic moon tiara attacks at random monsters. The sprites are tiny but surprisingly detailed for a Game Boy game, and yeah, Queen Beryl shows up at the end like you'd expect.

It's not exactly deep—just jump, attack, repeat—but there's something fun about how janky it feels, like most licensed games from that era. The music’s catchy in that 8-bit way, too. If you’re a Sailor Moon fan, it’s a neat little time capsule, but don’t go in expecting some hidden masterpiece.