Alright, so SD Command Gundam: G-Arms is one of those Game Boy gems that makes you wish the screen was just a little bigger—because the pixel art here is seriously cool. You start off picking your mobile suit (I went with the classic RX-78 at first, no regrets), and then it’s straight into grid-based tactical battles. Think Fire Emblem but with giant robots punching each other.

The missions throw you into tight spots—enemies flanking, terrain messing with your movement—and you’ve gotta plan every move. Upgrading your G-Arms between fights feels satisfying, like tweaking a car before a race. And yeah, the attacks have that crunchy, weighty feel even with the chibi-style sprites. It’s got that old-school Gundam vibe where every shot counts.

If you’re into mecha or just love tactical games that don’t overstay their welcome, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t blame me when you start humming the Gundam theme after a few rounds.