Disney's Girls Pack for the GBA is one of those odd little collections that popped up in the early 2000s—basically a grab bag of mini-games starring Disney princesses and heroines. You’ve got simple stuff like dress-up, memory matching, and basic puzzles, all with that chunky pixel art that somehow makes Belle look both adorable and slightly off-model.

It’s clearly aimed at younger players, but there’s a weird charm to how janky some of the mechanics are. The dress-up mode lets you mix and match outfits in ways that would give the actual Disney artists nightmares (Cinderella in Jasmine’s crop top? Sure, why not). Not exactly deep, but if you’ve got nostalgia for GBA shovelware or just want to see Ariel pixelated, it’s a weirdly specific time capsule.

Honestly, half the fun now is laughing at how aggressively pink the menu screens are.