Chase H.Q. on Game Boy is basically the portable version of that classic arcade racer where you play as a cop chasing down criminals in sweet '80s-style sports cars. It's way simpler than the arcade version—you've got a top-down view instead of the behind-the-car perspective, but it still nails that high-speed pursuit vibe.

You start by picking between two cars (the red one feels faster, but good luck controlling it), then it's all about weaving through traffic, ramming the suspect's car until their health bar drops. The music's surprisingly decent for a Game Boy game, and the controls are simple—just gas, brake, and a turbo button that drains way too fast.

It's not perfect—the screen scrolls kinda slow, so you'll crash into traffic you didn't even see coming—but it's weirdly addictive once you get into it. If you're into retro arcade-style racers, this one's a solid time killer.