Super Bust-A-Move on the GBA is basically the same addictive bubble-popping puzzle action you remember from the arcade, just crammed into your pocket. You're shooting colored bubbles up the screen, trying to match three or more to clear them—simple at first, but those later levels get brutal. The GBA version keeps the charm of the original, even if the graphics are a little more cramped.

What I like is how quick it is to pick up and play—just aim, shoot, and watch the chain reactions when you nail a good shot. The music’s got that classic Taito vibe too, though after a while you might mute it and just zone out popping bubbles. It’s not the deepest puzzle game, but it’s perfect for short bursts when you’re waiting around.

Honestly, if you’ve played any Bust-A-Move before, you know exactly what you’re getting here. Solid port, no surprises.