Alright, so Mickey Mouse V on Game Boy is one of those classic platformers that feels like a Saturday morning cartoon in your hands. You start off running through these bright, colorful levels—think bouncing on giant pianos, dodging rolling barrels, and hopping over gaps while Mickey’s little sprite does that signature ears-back sprint. The controls are simple (just jump and move, really), but some of those enemy patterns? Sneaky.

The music’s got that bouncy, old-school Disney charm—you’ll hum it for days. And yeah, it’s not the hardest game out there, but there’s something satisfying about nailing a tricky jump or finally beating that one boss who kept knocking you into pits. If you grew up with a Game Boy, this one’s pure nostalgia fuel. If not? Still a solid little time capsule of how platformers used to feel.

Just don’t expect a deep story—Mickey’s basically here to stomp on spiders and collect stars like it’s 1999.