Okay, so Green Eggs and Ham on GBA is way more fun than I expected. You basically play as Sam-I-Am, running around this weirdly Seussian world trying to get that grumpy guy to taste the green eggs (spoiler: he’s stubborn). The mini-games are surprisingly varied—one minute you’re balancing plates, the next you’re dodging weird creatures in a maze. It’s got that classic Dr. Seuss art style, all wobbly lines and bright colors, which looks great on the tiny screen.

Honestly, it’s short and sweet—perfect for kids, but I won’t lie, I got weirdly invested in beating my own high scores. The music’s got that bouncy, offbeat rhythm too, like someone turned the book’s nonsense rhymes into chiptunes. If you ever loved the story as a kid, this is a nostalgia trip with some actual gameplay to back it up.