Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo on GBA is one of those games that looks simple until you realize how deep it gets. You drop colored gems like Tetris, but here’s the twist—matching them in groups builds up attack blocks that crash down on your opponent when you break ‘em. And yeah, it’s got Street Fighter and Darkstalkers characters throwing special moves when you pull off big combos, which is way cooler than it sounds.

First few rounds feel chaotic—you’re just trying not to drown in gems—but then you start seeing patterns. Chun-Li’s attacks come out faster than Ryu’s, Morrigan’s counter blocks are sneaky… little details like that make it more than just a color-matching game. The AI doesn’t mess around either; even on normal, it’ll punish sloppy drops.

Best part? It’s got that perfect ‘90s Capcom charm—bright colors, ridiculous voice clips, and that satisfying *crunch* when you wreck someone’s stack. Still holds up if you’re into competitive puzzlers with personality.