Okay, so you grab your GBA, boot up Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup, and boom—you're immediately hit with that classic Potter vibe. The music, the house selection screen (I always went Gryffindor, obviously), and then suddenly you're hovering on a broomstick, trying not to faceplant while chasing the Quaffle.

The controls take a second to click—button-mashing at first just makes you flail around like a first-year who’s never seen a Snitch. But once you get the hang of passing, dodging Bludgers, and pulling off house-specific special moves (Hufflepuff’s tornado spin is weirdly satisfying), it actually feels like you’re in a match. The chibi-style players and tiny pitch work way better than they should on the small screen.

It’s not perfect—sometimes the AI teammates forget they’re supposed to, y’know, help—but nailing a last-second Snitch catch? Pure serotonin. If you ever daydreamed about playing Quidditch while reading the books, this’ll scratch that itch.