Lego Island 2 on the GBA is one of those weird little sequels that somehow ended up on handheld instead of PC. You're still running around as Pepper Roni (yes, the pizza delivery guy), but now The Brickster's back and causing chaos again—because of course he is.

It's got that classic Lego charm—bright colors, goofy humor, and way too many collectibles. The controls are a little clunky on the GBA, but once you get used to it, you’ll be skateboarding, driving, and flying around like a tiny plastic maniac. The minigames are hit or miss, but the racing bits are surprisingly fun once you figure out the handling.

Honestly, it’s not as deep as the original PC version, but if you’re stuck on a road trip and need something to kill time, it’s not the worst way to do it.