Disney’s Aladdin on the GBA is one of those classic side-scrollers 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 imagine Aladdin’s daily life before he met Genie. The sprites are surprisingly detailed for a handheld, and the music? Straight-up nostalgia.

It’s not just a straight retelling, though. Some levels mix things up—like when you’re riding Carpet through the Cave of Wonders, weaving between stalactites. And yeah, you’ll definitely die a few times figuring out the timing on those jumps. Worth it when you finally nail that perfect run.

If you grew up with the movie, this one’s a solid little time capsule.