Okay, so Mary-Kate and Ashley: Girls Night Out for the GBA is exactly what it sounds like—a weirdly charming early 2000s time capsule where you play as the Olsen twins running around doing... well, whatever counts as a "girls night out" in a pixelated GBA world. You’ve got mini-games, fashion choices (because of course), and this bizarre mix of shopping, dancing, and avoiding paparazzi. It’s janky, it’s nostalgic, and honestly? Kind of fun in a "why does this exist" way.

First few minutes in, you’re picking outfits (low-key stressful when 12-year-old you had no fashion sense) and then bouncing between activities like a rhythm game that’s way harder than it should be. The controls are clunky by today’s standards, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about nailing a dance move or finally affording that virtual jacket after three failed mini-games. Definitely a relic, but if you grew up with this era, it’s a hilarious little nostalgia trip.