Tekichuu Rush is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never left Japan—a frantic, single-screen arcade-style game where you're basically a waiter on speed. You dash between tables, juggling orders, dodging obstacles, and trying not to drop everything when the screen fills up with impatient customers. The pixel art has that classic early '90s charm, and the controls are simple but punishing if you mistime a turn.

At first, it feels manageable—just serve the guy in the corner, grab the next order—but then the tables start flipping, drinks spill everywhere, and suddenly you're in full panic mode. The music kicks into high gear, and before long, you're sweating over a 30-year-old handheld. It's the kind of game that makes you mutter "one more try" at 2 AM.

If you dig chaotic score-chasers or missed-out Japan-only titles, this one's a blast (and brutal) in short bursts.