Okay, so Jetsons on Game Boy is one of those weird little licensed games that somehow works. You play as George Jetson (and sometimes the whole family), bouncing around colorful, blocky levels that feel like they ripped straight out of the cartoon. There’s a lot of floating platforms, weird little robots to avoid, and these gadgets that shoot you across the screen—kinda janky, but in a fun way.

The controls take a second to get used to—George moves like he’s on roller skates half the time—but once you figure out the timing for jumps and dodges, it’s oddly satisfying. Some levels have you flying around in that little spaceship car thing, which controls like a brick with rockets, but hey, it’s the future, right?

It’s definitely a product of its time—short, a little rough around the edges, but full of that early ‘90s charm. If you grew up with the show or just love weird retro platformers, it’s worth a play. Just don’t expect anything deep—it’s pure, silly nostalgia.