Alright, so Danny Phantom: Dschungelstadt on the GBA is basically you running around as Danny, throwing ecto-blasts at ghosts in this weird, overgrown city that’s half jungle, half haunted metropolis. The sprites are chunky in that classic GBA way, but they nailed Danny’s glowy ghost form—feels straight out of the cartoon.

You start off chasing some basic specters, but pretty quick you’re phasing through walls, floating over gaps, and figuring out which powers work on which enemies (hint: the wail attack clears rooms, but good luck aiming it right). The jungle bits mix things up—vines to swing on, ruins hiding upgrades—though some of the platforming’s a little stiff. Still, if you ever wanted to sucker-punch Skulker in pixel form, this’ll do it.

It’s not the deepest game, but the ghost fights and Danny’s moveset make it way more fun than most licensed tie-ins. Just don’t expect the story to blow your mind.