Mickey Mouse V is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never made it outside Japan. You control Mickey through these short, fast-paced platforming stages—some are side-scrolling, others have this weird pseudo-3D perspective where you're running toward the screen. The controls feel a bit stiff at first, but once you get used to the jumps, it's oddly satisfying to bounce off enemies' heads.

The music's got that classic early Game Boy chiptune charm, and the sprite work is surprisingly detailed for a Mickey game from 1991. Some levels have you dodging falling coconuts, others feel like a maze where you're hunting for keys. It's not super long, but the challenge ramps up nicely. Definitely one of the better Disney platformers on the system.