Remember those old-school Game Boy Advance video cartridges? This one’s basically a portable dose of Codename: Kids Next Door nostalgia—no gameplay, just four episodes crammed onto a tiny cartridge. You get "Operation: T.R.I.C.K.Y.," "Operation: C.A.K.E.D.," and a couple others, all in that grainy-but-charming GBA video quality.

It’s weirdly fun to watch Sector V’s antics on a tiny screen, though the audio’s a bit crunchy and the visuals are… well, it’s a GBA. But if you ever wanted to relive Numbuh One’s over-the-top leadership or the team’s ridiculous gadgets during a long car ride, this does the job. Just don’t expect any interactive stuff—it’s pure ’00s cartoon comfort food.

Honestly, half the appeal now is how janky and dated it feels, like digging up a time capsule.