Crash Superpack on GBA is basically nostalgia in cartridge form—you get two classic Crash games bundled together, and they hold up surprisingly well on the little screen. Within minutes, you're back to spinning crates, dodging nitro boxes, and getting way too invested in collecting every last Wumpa fruit. The controls feel tight, though I still occasionally overshoot jumps because, well, it's Crash—some frustration is part of the charm.

What’s cool is how portable it makes these old-school platformers. Waiting for the bus? Whip it out, fail a level three times in a row, and suddenly you’re that person muttering at their Game Boy. The graphics are obviously scaled down, but the personality’s all there—Aku Aku’s mask still pops up with that satisfying *woody* sound effect when you grab him. If you’ve got a soft spot for ’90s platforming (or just want to see why Crash drove so many of us crazy as kids), this one’s a solid pick.