Simple 2960 Vol. 2 is one of those weird little GBA games you stumble across—it's a block-breaking puzzler with a Japanese arcade feel. You get a paddle, some bricks, and a ball that moves way faster than you'd expect. The physics are kinda janky in that old-school way where the ball bounces at odd angles, so you’re constantly scrambling to keep up.

There’s not much story or fancy graphics, just straightforward brick-smashing with power-ups that drop randomly. Some make your paddle longer, others split the ball into three—honestly, half the time I had no idea what I just picked up until it kicked in. The music’s got that early 2000s synth vibe, repetitive but weirdly catchy after a while.

If you’re into retro arcade-style games, it’s a solid time-waster, but don’t expect anything deep. Just pure, chaotic brick-breaking fun.