Roadster on the Game Boy is one of those no-frills racers that just feels right—tight controls, chunky pixel cars, and tracks that get meaner the further you go. At first, it seems simple—just hold right and dodge traffic—but then the turns tighten up, rivals start shoving you into barriers, and suddenly you're white-knuckling through lap three.

What I love is how the cars actually have weight to them. That little red roadster slides like it's on butter if you take a corner too fast, while the bulky blue one plows through obstacles but handles like a brick. Took me a few crashes to realize picking the right ride matters more than speed stats.

It's got that classic "one more try" vibe—especially when you miss first place by half a second. The music's just crunchy beeps, but somehow it gets your heart racing when you're neck-and-neck on the final stretch. Perfect for quick sessions, though good luck putting it down after just one race.