Super Bust-A-Move on the GBA is basically the same satisfying bubble-popping chaos you remember from arcades, just crammed into a tiny screen. You’re shooting colored bubbles upward, trying to match three of the same color to make them pop—simple, right? Except the ceiling slowly creeps down, and before long you’re sweating over whether to go for that tricky ricochet shot or play it safe.

The controls feel surprisingly good for a handheld port—you can use the D-pad or even the stylus if you’re feeling fancy. Some of the later levels get brutal, with weird bubble arrangements that force you to think a few shots ahead. And yeah, the music’s that same upbeat, slightly-too-cheerful tune that’ll either pump you up or drive you nuts after an hour.

It’s one of those games where you swear you’ll stop after one level, then suddenly it’s been 45 minutes and you’re still muttering “just one more try” at the game over screen. Perfect for bus rides or pretending to pay attention in class.