Okay, so Crayon Shin-Chan 5 on Game Boy is exactly as chaotic as the anime—in the best way. You’re basically just Shin-chan causing absolute mayhem in pixelated form, running around doing weird kid stuff like stealing snacks or annoying his parents. The sprites are tiny but full of personality, and the dialogue (if you can read Japanese) nails that same dumb-funny vibe from the show.

Gameplay’s simple—mostly mini-games and short missions where you mess with neighbors or play pranks—but it’s got that old-school charm where everything feels janky in an endearing way. My favorite part? The sound effects. There’s something hilarious about hearing Shin-chan’s little "oi oi" noises coming from a Game Boy speaker.

If you grew up with the anime, it’s pure nostalgia. If not, it’s still a weirdly fun time capsule of early 2000s handheld weirdness. Just don’t expect deep mechanics—it’s basically a toy disguised as a game.