Okay, so Tensai Bakabon on Game Boy is basically controlled chaos wrapped in pixelated charm. You play as Bakabon, this lovable idiot from the classic manga, and everything about the game feels like it was designed by someone who had too much coffee—in a good way. One minute you're hopping over banana peels (because of course there are banana peels), the next you're getting chased by some weirdo in a frog costume.

The sprites are tiny but full of personality, and the music’s got that classic Game Boy bleep-bloop energy. It’s not super hard, but some of the jumps will make you mutter "oh come on" under your breath. If you’ve read the manga, half the fun is spotting the dumb little references—if not, you’ll still laugh at how absurd it all is. Just don’t expect anything deep; it’s pure, silly fun.

Honestly, it’s the kind of game you play when you need a break from RPGs that demand 50 hours of your life. You’ll finish it in an afternoon, but you’ll grin the whole time.