Super Chinese 1 and 2 Advance is one of those classic GBA ports that somehow flew under the radar—probably because it never left Japan. It’s a quirky little action-RPG where you play as these tiny martial artists running around slapping monsters with oversized nunchucks. The first game’s pretty straightforward, but the second one mixes in some light strategy elements, like recruiting party members and managing equipment.

Honestly, the charm is in how ridiculous it feels—your character moves like they’ve had too much sugar, and the enemies are these dopey-looking creatures that barely put up a fight at first. But don’t let that fool you; later levels get surprisingly tough, especially if you’re trying to max out your stats. The caravan version’s got some extra content, too, like bonus dungeons that’ll test your patience in the best way.

If you’re into retro games with a weird sense of humor and simple but satisfying combat, this one’s a solid time-waster.