Stuart Little 2 on GBA is exactly what you'd expect from a movie tie-in game—it follows the plot of the film, but with that classic early 2000s platformer jank. You control Stuart, the tiny mouse in a big world, hopping over household objects and sneaking past cats. The levels feel a bit cramped (which, to be fair, makes sense for a mouse), and the controls aren't exactly buttery smooth, but there's some charm in the way they turned a kids' movie into a basic collect-a-thon. If you played stuff like Rugrats: Castle Capers back in the day, this gives off the same vibes—nostalgic, but not exactly groundbreaking. It's the kind of game you'd rent for a weekend as a kid and forget about by Monday.