Okay, so "Yoshi No Banyuuinryoku" is one of those GBA gems that somehow flew under the radar. You start off with Yoshi doing his usual thing—fluttering around, eating enemies, turning them into eggs—but then the game throws in this weird water pressure mechanic that actually makes the platforming way more interesting than it sounds.

The first few levels ease you in with bright, chunky pixel art and that classic Yoshi floaty jump (you know the one). But soon you're using water jets to boost yourself to hidden areas or weighing down platforms to solve puzzles. It's got that Nintendo polish where even when you mess up a jump, it feels like your fault, not the game's.

And yeah, the egg-throwing is still stupidly satisfying. There's something about nailing a perfect arc shot on a Shy Guy that never gets old. The whole thing's got this cheerful, slightly offbeat energy—like if Yoshi's Island had a quirky little cousin. If you're into GBA platformers, this one's worth digging up.