Ever tried learning English idioms on a Game Boy Advance? Yeah, me neither—until I stumbled on this weird little Japanese study tool. It's basically a flashcard game with 650 English phrases, but the GBA chiptune soundtrack and pixelated menus make it feel like some lost edutainment relic from the early 2000s.

You’ll flip through phrases one by one, guessing meanings while a tiny progress bar fills up. The kanji translations are… interesting (good luck deciphering some of these), but it’s weirdly charming if you’re into retro oddities. Just don’t expect Duolingo—this is pure, unfiltered GBA vocab drilling.

Honestly, I kept playing just to hear the victory jingle after each correct answer.