Disney's Aladdin on the GBA is one of those classic platformers that feels like a love letter to the movie. You start off running through Agrabah’s rooftops, dodging guards and jumping over gaps—pretty much exactly how you’d expect Aladdin to move. The sprites are surprisingly detailed for a handheld game, and the music? Straight-up nostalgic.

It’s not just a straight rehash of the film, though. Some levels throw in little twists, like riding the magic carpet through caves full of obstacles. The controls are simple—jump, slash with your sword, and occasionally toss apples—but the later stages get surprisingly tricky. I remember getting stuck on that lava level for way too long as a kid.

If you grew up with the movie or just like solid 2D platformers, this one’s a fun little time capsule.