Racing Damashii is one of those weird little Game Boy racers that somehow feels both janky and charming at the same time. You've got these tiny, blocky cars zipping around tracks that look like they were drawn with a thick Sharpie, and the controls take a minute to get used to—everything slides way more than you'd expect. But after a couple races, you start nailing those drifts around hairpin turns, and suddenly it clicks.

What's cool is how the game mixes standard circuit races with some oddball modes, like this one where you're dodging traffic on a highway. The music's got that classic Game Boy beep-boosted energy too. It's not gonna dethrone Mario Kart, but if you're into obscure retro racers, this one's got personality.

Also, yes, you can absolutely play it on an emulator without tracking down an old cartridge.