Ever played one of those weird, hyperactive Japanese platformers that makes zero sense but somehow works? Pyuu To Fuku! Jogger Byuu To Deru! Megane-Kun is exactly that—a GBA game where you play as this glasses-wearing kid who just... runs. Like, nonstop. The screen auto-scrolls, so you’re constantly dodging obstacles, jumping over pits, and grabbing power-ups that do things like turn you into a fish (because why not?).

It’s got that classic early 2000s charm—bright colors, ridiculous sound effects, and a difficulty curve that’ll have you retrying levels more than you’d like to admit. The controls are simple, but timing jumps between moving platforms while the screen’s pushing you forward? That’s where the real challenge kicks in.

Honestly, half the fun is seeing what bizarre stage gimmick pops up next. One minute you’re bouncing on trampolines, the next you’re riding a giant shrimp. It’s the kind of game you play when you want something fast, chaotic, and completely unpredictable. If you’re into obscure GBA gems, this one’s a trip.