Micro Machines 2 on Game Boy is pure chaotic fun—you’re racing tiny cars across kitchen tables, pool tables, even school desks, and somehow it feels intense. The top-down view takes a second to get used to, but once you do, the controls are surprisingly tight for a Game Boy racer.

What really makes it stand out is the sheer creativity of the tracks. One minute you’re dodging cereal bowls, the next you’re skidding across a bathtub with soap suds acting like ice. The AI isn’t messing around either—they’ll shove you right off the edge if you’re not careful. And yeah, multiplayer is where it shines, but good luck finding someone with a link cable these days.

It’s one of those games that’s way more fun than it has any right to be. You’ll be restarting races just to beat your own time.