Motocross Maniacs is one of those Game Boy games that looks simple at first—just a little dirt bike bouncing around—but then you hit a jump wrong and suddenly you're tumbling end over end like a ragdoll. Konami nailed the physics here; the bike has this satisfying weight to it, and landing a perfect flip off a ramp feels way better than it should for a tiny monochrome screen.

You'll race through obstacle-packed tracks, dodging pits and doing backflips like some kind of pixelated Evel Knievel. The later levels get brutal—one wrong move and you're eating dirt. But nailing a clean run? Pure serotonin. It's got that classic "just one more try" energy.

Also, the soundtrack slaps harder than your bike hitting a hidden rock. Those beeps and boops live in my head rent-free.