Caesar's Palace Advance is basically a portable version of the classic casino game, but with that early 2000s GBA charm. You get blackjack, slots, roulette—all the usual suspects—with pixelated dealers and chunky sound effects that somehow make losing fake money still feel kinda satisfying. The "Millennium Gold Edition" part? Mostly just some extra chips to start with and flashier menus, but hey, free money’s free money.

It’s not exactly deep strategy—more like something to kill time between classes or bus rides. The controls are simple (A to bet, B to back out), and the AI dealers have that weird habit of hitting on 16 like they’ve got a death wish. If you’ve ever wanted to pretend you’re high-rolling in Vegas while waiting for your dentist appointment, this’ll do the trick.