Pac-Man World 2 on GBA is basically a pocket-sized version of the console classic, and honestly, it holds up better than you'd expect. You're still running through those maze-like 3D stages, chomping dots and dodging ghosts, but now you've got butt stomps, rev rolls, and even a weirdly satisfying Pac-Dot cannon to mix things up.

The first level throws you right into it—you'll bounce on springs, flip switches, and realize pretty quick that those ghosts aren't just chasing you anymore. Some of them straight-up throw punches now. Weird, but it works. The controls feel tight for a GBA platformer, though good luck trying to pull off a mid-air rev roll without faceplanting a few times first.

It's got that classic Pac-Man charm, just with enough new tricks to keep it from feeling like a straight port. The music's surprisingly catchy too—that main theme will stick in your head for days.