Simple 2960 Vol. 3 is one of those weird little Japanese puzzle games that somehow ended up on the GBA. It’s got that classic "pick up and play" vibe—no story, no fluff, just grids of colored blocks and a timer ticking down. You’re basically sliding tiles around to match colors, but the twist is you can rotate the whole playfield, which messes with your brain at first.

Honestly, it’s not the deepest puzzler out there, but there’s something satisfying about clearing a tricky stage by flipping the board last-second. The music’s got that early 2000s synth charm, too—kinda repetitive, but in a nostalgic way. If you’re into obscure Japanese puzzle games, this one’s a neat curiosity. Just don’t expect Tetris-level polish.