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I remember picking up Stuart Little for the Game Boy Color back in 2002. It was developed by Warthog and released around the time when licensed games based on movies were pretty common on the handheld. The game didn't try to be a huge, groundbreaking title; it was just another adventure you could carry in your pocket, a simple adaptation of the film about a mouse living in a human world.

You control Stuart, a small mouse in a very large world. The main goal is to navigate through various levels, often inside a human house, to find and rescue your bird friend, Margalo. The gameplay involves a lot of screen by screen exploration, jumping across furniture and avoiding household hazards like bouncing balls or a cat on the prowl. You also collect items, such as marbles, to progress and unlock new areas. The pacing is generally relaxed, though some jumps require precise timing, and the cat encounters can be surprisingly tense for a children's game. Moving through those oversized environments makes you feel clever and small, constantly figuring out how a mouse would see a room.