Okay, so this is one of those weird Game Boy "games" that's actually just a digital travel guide—basically a 90s version of scrolling Wikipedia on your phone before Wikipedia existed. You boot it up, and suddenly you're flipping through text screens full of hotel recommendations, sightseeing tips, and restaurant reviews for places like Paris or London. No gameplay, no score, just pure information in that classic green-on-black Game Boy aesthetic.

Honestly, it's kind of fascinating as a time capsule. The idea that someone would lug around a Game Boy instead of a paperback guidebook feels so oddly specific now. And the fact that it exists at all makes you wonder who actually bought this back in the day. If you're into retro oddities or just love digging up obscure gaming history, it's a neat little curiosity. Otherwise, maybe stick to actual games unless you really need 1990s travel advice in pixel form.