Man, Legend on the Game Boy still holds up. You boot it up, and within seconds you're thrown into this little pixel world that somehow feels huge—like every screen hides a secret path or a chest tucked just out of sight. The sword swings are satisfyingly chunky, and the magic system’s simple but weirdly deep once you figure out which spells actually work on which enemies (hint: fire does not solve everything).

It’s got that classic "where the heck do I go next?" vibe, but in a good way—you’ll poke around, maybe get wrecked by a boss, then stumble into some hidden upgrade that makes you feel like a genius. The music’s pure nostalgia, too—those bleepy dungeon tunes stick in your head for days. If you’ve got a soft spot for games where you scribble map notes on actual paper, this one’s a time capsule worth revisiting.

Just don’t expect hand-holding. Half the fun is getting lost.