Okay, so Gachasute! Dino Device: Blue is this weird little GBA game where you run around collecting dinosaurs—except they’re these mechanical-looking creatures that feel more like battle bots than actual dinos. The pixel art’s surprisingly crisp, and the overworld has that classic top-down RPG vibe, but with way more teeth and claws.

At first, I thought it was just another monster collector, but the battles actually have some strategy to them. Your dinos have these modular parts you can swap out (hence the "Device" in the title), so a T-Rex with heavy armor plays totally different than one built for speed. Took me a few fights to stop getting wrecked by wild dinos because I didn’t balance my team right.

Also, the music slaps. There’s this one route theme that’s just synth trumpets going wild, and it shouldn’t work, but it does. If you’re into obscure GBA stuff or just want a monster battler that doesn’t take itself too seriously, this one’s a fun time. Just don’t expect a deep story—it’s mostly about smashing dinosaurs together and seeing what breaks first.