Game Boy Camera Gold is basically the weirdest, most charming little photography experiment Nintendo ever put on the Game Boy. You get this chunky cartridge with a tiny lens, and suddenly your handheld is a 90s-era digital camera—with all the glorious 4-color pixelation that implies.

At first, you’ll just snap grainy black-and-white (well, green-and-black) photos of your friends or your ceiling, but then you realize there’s this whole goofy editing suite. Stamps, warped filters, even a music maker. I spent way too much time making my cat look like a demon with the distortion tool.

It’s not exactly Instagram, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about how limited it is. You’ll either love it or wonder why anyone bothered. I still have a folder of these ridiculous low-res pics somewhere.