Alright, so Kim Possible III: Team Possible on the GBA is basically peak early 2000s nostalgia—if you grew up watching the show, this one hits different. You’re running, jumping, and sneaking through levels as Kim (or Ron, if you’re feeling brave) while the villains throw everything at you. The controls are simple but tight, and the pixel art actually holds up pretty well for a GBA game.

What I like is that it doesn’t just feel like a cash-grab tie-in—there’s actual effort here. The missions mix platforming with light puzzle-solving, and yeah, you’ll definitely hear Ron’s voice in your head when he cracks a joke mid-level. The soundtrack? Surprisingly catchy, like "humming-it-after-you-turn-the-game-off" catchy.

It’s not super long, but for a handheld game, it’s got enough variety to keep you entertained. If you’ve got a soft spot for Kim Possible, this is the one to grab.