Okay, so Titeuf Mega Compet is one of those weird little GBA games based on a French comic series—kinda like a mix of Dennis the Menace and early 2000s kid humor. You play as this spiky-haired troublemaker Titeuf, running through short, chaotic minigames that feel like someone threw darts at a board of random challenges. One second you're dodging soccer balls, the next you're in a snowball fight or trying not to get caught sneaking around.

The controls are janky in that classic GBA way (good luck nailing the timing on some of these jumps), but there's something oddly charming about how over-the-top silly it all is. The pixel art nails the comic's style, and the music’s got that upbeat, slightly off-key charm. Not gonna lie, it’s not some hidden masterpiece, but if you’re into weird retro oddballs or grew up with the comics, it’s a fun little nostalgia trip. Just don’t expect anything deep—this is pure, dumb kid-energy in cartridge form.