Man, GB Genjin Collection hits different if you grew up with a Game Boy in your backpack. It’s basically a time machine—fire it up and suddenly you’re 10 again, squinting at that tiny screen while your thumbs cramp up from spamming the B button. The pixel art still holds up, especially the way Genjin’s little caveman arms flail when he misses a jump (which happens a lot at first).

You’ve got all the classics here—vine-swinging, rock-throwing, the works. Some of the levels feel shorter than I remember, but that’s probably because kid-me died 20 times before the first checkpoint. Pro tip: the physics take some getting used to, so don’t rage-quit when you overshoot a ledge by two pixels. It’s part of the charm.

If you’ve got a Game Boy tucked in a drawer somewhere, dust it off for this one. Just maybe pack some spare AAs.