Okay, so "Simple 2960 Tomodachi Series Vol. 4: The Trump: Minna" is one of those weirdly specific GBA card games Japan loved to crank out—but it’s actually kinda charming. You boot it up and immediately get hit with that early 2000s Game Boy aesthetic: chunky pixels, cheerful MIDI tunes, and menus that feel like they were translated just enough to make sense.

At first glance, it’s just trump (the Japanese card game, not… you know), but there’s something oddly satisfying about the way it plays. The AI isn’t brutal, so you can zone out and slap cards down while half-watching something else, but it’s not totally brainless either. I lost a few rounds before realizing the computer actually plans ahead sometimes.

Multiplayer’s where it shines, though. Passing a GBA between friends feels like a time capsule—no frills, no gimmicks, just quick rounds and the occasional smug grin when you pull off a sneaky win. The whole thing’s simple, sure, but in a way that makes you wonder why modern games overcomplicate stuff.

If you dig old-school card games or just miss that era of handheld simplicity, this one’s a solid little time-waster.