Okay, so Over The Hedge: Beesten Bij De Buren on GBA is basically that chaotic energy from the movie turned into a side-scrolling mess (in a good way). You start off as RJ the raccoon, sneaking through backyards, dodging sprinklers, and stuffing your face with whatever junk food you can swipe from picnic tables. The controls are simple—run, jump, maybe whack stuff with a golf club—but the real fun is in the dumb little details, like watching Hammy the squirrel freak out when you tap the A button too fast.

It’s not some deep masterpiece, but the animations are surprisingly smooth for a GBA game, and the suburban levels actually feel like someone dumped a bag of toys on a lawn. You’ll switch between characters for different skills—Verne the turtle’s shell slide is weirdly satisfying—and yeah, the humans are as clueless as you’d hope. Just don’t expect the plot to blow your mind; it’s basically "steal food, avoid traps, repeat."

Honestly? Perfect for killing time if you’re into that early 2000s licensed-game vibe. The Dutch title’s a mouthful, but the gameplay’s dumb fun.