Classic NES - Pac-Man on the GBA is exactly what it sounds like: the same yellow dot-muncher you remember, just portable. The ghosts still have those weirdly specific personalities—Blinky’s aggressive, Pinky’s sneaky, and Clyde? Well, Clyde’s just kinda bad at his job. But don’t get cocky—they speed up fast after a few levels.

It’s simple: eat dots, avoid ghosts, grab power pellets to turn the tables. The fruit bonuses are still weirdly satisfying when they pop up, even if half the time you’re too busy running to notice. Two-player mode’s here too, though good luck finding someone with a link cable these days.

Honestly, it’s Pac-Man. If you’ve played it before, you know what you’re getting—and if you haven’t, this is as good a way as any to find out why it’s still around 40 years later.