Paperboy 2 on Game Boy is basically the same chaotic paper-tossing madness you remember from the arcade, just crammed into your pocket. You start pedaling down these weird suburban streets where every house has its own vibe—some customers actually want their paper, others just leave random junk in your way. And don’t even get me started on the breakdancers who suddenly flip into your path.

The controls take a second to get used to—holding B to pedal while timing your throws feels awkward at first, but once it clicks, you’re weaving around lawnmowers and angry dogs like a pro. The pixel art’s got that classic Game Boy charm, all chunky and satisfying when you nail a perfect throw through someone’s window (accidentally, of course).

It’s harder than it looks, honestly. One wrong move and you’re eating pavement while your papers go flying. But that’s the fun of it—every run feels just unpredictable enough to make you mutter “one more try” under your breath. If you’ve got nostalgia for the original or just want a solid dose of retro frustration, this one’s worth tossing into your collection.