LEGO Star Wars on the GBA is exactly what you'd hope for—chunky little LEGO versions of your favorite Star Wars characters smashing through levels with that classic brick-breaking chaos. The lightsaber combat is simple but satisfying, and blasting stormtroopers apart just never gets old. It's got that weird LEGO charm where everything's a little silly, but it still feels like Star Wars.

You start off with basic Jedi moves, but pretty soon you're switching between characters to solve puzzles—chewbacca rips stuff apart, droids hack terminals, and yeah, you'll still accidentally knock your own teammates off ledges. The sprite work is surprisingly good for a GBA game, too—you can tell it's LEGO without squinting.

Just don't expect a deep story. It's basically the movies but with more slapstick and way more studs to collect. Still, it holds up better than some of the other handheld LEGO games from that era.