Man, Street Racer On GB nails that classic Game Boy racing vibe—top-down, chunky pixels, and that satisfying screech when you take a turn too tight. At first, the handling feels a little slidey, but after a couple races, you start nailing those drifts around traffic like it’s second nature.

There’s something weirdly satisfying about weaving through those tiny cars while the soundtrack blips along. The AI’s not brutal, but they’ll absolutely punish you if you clip a wall. And yeah, the two-player mode’s where it really shines—just don’t yank the link cable mid-race unless you want your friend to throw a controller at you.

It’s not the deepest racer, but for a quick hit of nostalgia? Perfect. You’ll probably smell phantom AA batteries by the third cup.