Remember when you could cram a bunch of Cartoon Network episodes onto a tiny GBA cartridge? This thing was basically a pocket TV for Dexter’s Lab, Powerpuff Girls, and Johnny Bravo episodes—no buttons needed, just hit play and zone out. The video quality is… well, it’s a Game Boy Advance, so don’t expect HD, but there’s something weirdly charming about squinting at Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup saving Townsville on that postage-stamp screen.

It’s not really a "game," more like a nostalgia time capsule. Perfect for long car rides or pretending to pay attention in class back in the day. The episodes are chopped into bite-sized chunks, so you’re not getting full broadcasts, but it’s enough to get your fix of Mojo Jojo scheming or Dexter yelling "Omelette du fromage!"

If you still have a GBA kicking around, this cartridge is basically a museum piece at this point—but in a fun way.