Remember Tiny Toon Adventures? This Game Boy Color gem throws you right into Buster Bunny’s sneakers as he tries to save Acme Looniversity from Montana Max’s latest scheme. The first level drops you into a bright, cartoony world that looks straight out of the show—complete with those weirdly satisfying bounce pads and enemies that somehow manage to be both goofy and annoying.

Gameplay’s simple but sneaky—you’ll be hopping across platforms, bopping enemies (of course), and hunting down hidden items while Max’s lackeys try to knock you into pits. The power-ups help, though half the time I’d forget I had them until it was too late. And yeah, the music’s exactly the kind of upbeat chiptune chaos you’d expect.

It’s not the hardest platformer out there, but there’s something weirdly comforting about how faithfully it nails the show’s energy. If you grew up with Tiny Toons, this one’s like digging up an old VHS tape—flaws and all, it just feels right.