Okay, so The Amazing Spider-Man 2 on Game Boy is exactly what you'd expect—a janky but weirdly charming side-scroller where Spidey punches his way through New York. The web-swinging feels more like awkwardly timed jumps than actual swinging, but hey, it was the 90s.

You’ll fight classic villains (Electro’s a pain), crawl up brick walls pixel by pixel, and occasionally get stuck on random scenery. The controls take some getting used to—half the time I accidentally shot webs at nothing instead of punching thugs. Still, there’s something satisfying about the chunky sprites and that tinny Game Boy soundtrack.

It’s not the best Spider-Man game, but if you’re into retro superhero chaos, it’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect anything close to the movies.