

Man, this one takes me back. Starsky & Hutch on the GBA nails that 70s cop show vibe—right down to the screeching tires and that ridiculous red-and-white Torino. You start off chasing some low-level crooks through Bay City, and suddenly you're sliding around corners like a maniac while Hutch leans out the window popping shots. The pixel art somehow makes the polyester suits look even worse (in a good way).
It's not just driving either—some missions have you sneaking around warehouses or interrogating perps, though let's be real, the car chases are the best part. The controls take a minute to get used to (why does braking feel like drifting on ice?), but once it clicks, you'll be weaving through traffic like a pro. Just don't expect deep storytelling—this is pure arcade-style chaos with a side of disco nostalgia.
If you ever wanted to live out those cheesy TV cop fantasies with zero consequences, this is your game. Bonus points if you play it while wearing sunglasses indoors.
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