Alright, so Dick Tracy on GB is one of those old-school Game Boy games that feels like it’s straight out of a comic book—because, well, it is. You start off as the trenchcoat-wearing detective, running around a pixelated city that somehow still nails that noir vibe. The first thing you’ll notice? The shootouts. They’re clunky in that classic Game Boy way, but weirdly satisfying once you get the timing down.

Between blasting bad guys, you’re actually doing detective work—interrogating goons, picking up clues, and figuring out who’s lying. It’s not exactly L.A. Noire, but for a handheld game from back in the day, it’s cool how much they crammed in. The levels are short but tough, and the music’s got that bleep-bloop charm. If you’re into retro games with a mix of action and detective work, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t expect the interrogation scenes to be deep—you’re mostly shooting your way to justice.