Pokémon Snap on the N64 is still one of the weirdest, most charming spin-offs in the series. You’re not battling—just riding through these little diorama-like levels on rails, snapping photos of Pokémon doing their thing. Pikachu surfing on a log, Squirtle chilling in a hot spring, Charizard bursting out of a volcano… it’s all oddly satisfying to frame the perfect shot.

The game’s janky by today’s standards—low-poly Pokémon, stiff animations—but there’s something magical about how alive the environments feel. Tossing apples to lure Pokémon into better poses or hitting switches to change the scenery never gets old. And Professor Oak grading your photos like some harsh art critic? Classic.

If you’ve got nostalgia for the N64 era or just want a laid-back Pokémon experience that’s nothing like the main games, this one’s a gem. Just don’t expect a deep photography sim—it’s more like a quirky Pokémon safari ride.