This one's a weird little Game Boy gem—basically a flashcard-style English grammar quiz disguised as a game. You get 285 sentence patterns to drill, and the whole thing feels like someone took a study guide and slapped pixelated menus on it. Not exactly thrilling, but weirdly satisfying if you're into that "wait, is this actually helping me learn?" vibe.

The interface is pure 90s edutainment: multiple-choice questions, progress tracking, and this tiny animated dude who cheers when you get answers right. I kept expecting some minigames or something to break it up, but nope—just you, some English sentences, and the occasional celebratory beep. Perfect for train rides if you're masochistic enough to study on a Game Boy.

Honestly, it's more of a novelty now than anything else. But if you collect obscure Japanese learning games, this one's a fun oddity.