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Casper for the Game Boy came out in 1996, a time when handheld games were often simpler adaptations of console titles. This one was published by Natsume, and it tried to capture the friendly ghost's movie adventure in a portable format. It was part of that wave of licensed games that aimed to bring cartoon and film characters into kids' pockets.

You control Casper, navigating him through a large, haunted mansion. Your main goal is to find your way through the house, room by room, to ultimately help your human friend. You float through interconnected screens, using your ghostly abilities to phase through certain walls and ceilings to find hidden passages. Combat involves a simple, spooky projectile you fire at enemies like bats and other spectral nuisances. The game requires careful exploration, as the mansion's layout can be confusing and some puzzles demand you remember specific room connections. It moves at a deliberate pace, and getting lost is a common part of the experience. Playing it feels like a slow, methodical search through a creaky old house.