Remember that weird Game Boy Advance game based on the Cat in the Hat movie? Yeah, the one where you run around as the Cat, jumping on umbrellas and collecting Thing One and Thing Two icons. It’s got that janky early 2000s licensed game energy—floaty controls, weirdly detailed backgrounds, and way too many fish-in-a-bowl obstacles.

At first it feels like a standard platformer, but then you hit these bizarre mini-games where you’re balancing stacks of junk or dodging flying cakes. The soundtrack’s just repetitive enough to drill into your brain, and the Cat’s voice clips? You’ll hear "Fun fun fun!" in your sleep.

Honestly, it’s not great, but there’s something weirdly charming about how hard it tries to stretch a 10-minute Dr. Seuss story into a full GBA game. If you’re into so-bad-it’s-good licensed nostalgia, this one’s a trip.