Crash Bandicoot Fusion on GBA is basically classic Crash chaos squeezed into a tiny cartridge. You’re still spinning, jumping, and face-planting into crates—just now with that chunky pixel charm. The first level throws you right into it: jungle vines to swing on, those annoying turtles that pop out of nowhere, and of course, the classic "whoa!" when you barely make a jump.

It’s got that same weird energy where one minute you’re dodging rolling boulders, the next you’re riding a runaway pig. The graphics are surprisingly vibrant for a GBA game, though Crash’s grin is somehow even more unhinged in pixel form. And yeah, the music’s still stupidly catchy—you’ll hum it for days.

If you’ve played the originals, it’s a fun little nostalgia trip with some new gimmicks (watch out for the gravity-flipping sections). If you haven’t? Expect to die a lot at first, then suddenly "get it" after the fifth try. Either way, it’s pure, chaotic platforming with zero chill.