Okay, so Lilo & Stitch: The Firmament Baby is one of those Game Boy Color games that somehow nails the movie’s weirdly wholesome chaos. You start off running around Hawaii as Lilo, collecting stuff for experiments (because of course), and Stitch pops in with his usual brand of adorable destruction. The sprites are tiny but full of personality—you can practically see Stitch’s grin when he’s causing trouble.

It’s part platformer, part mini-game madness. One minute you’re jumping over lava rocks, the next you’re in a rhythm game trying to hula without faceplanting. The puzzles aren’t brain-melters, but they’re just tricky enough to make you feel clever when you figure them out. And yeah, the music? Total earworm—half the time I’d just leave the game idle to listen to the title screen tune.

If you grew up with the movie, it’s a nostalgia trip with just enough jank to remind you it’s a 2000s handheld game. Worth digging out the old GBC for.