Play Disney's Lilo & Stitch (U)(Mode7) Online

Disney's Lilo & Stitch on the Game Boy Advance is one of those licensed games that actually gets it right. You play as Stitch—obviously—bouncing off walls, chucking coconuts at bad guys, and generally causing the kind of chaos you’d expect from a tiny blue alien with too much energy. The levels feel like little slices of Hawaii, all bright colors and palm trees, with just enough hidden stuff to make exploring fun without being tedious.

What surprised me was how well the platforming works. Stitch controls like a dream—he sticks to walls, climbs ceilings, and has this satisfying weight when he jumps. The puzzles aren’t brain-melters, but they’re clever enough to keep you from just bulldozing through. And yeah, there’s a ton of movie references, but they never feel shoved in just for nostalgia points.

It’s not a long game, but that’s kind of perfect for the GBA. You can blast through a level or two on a bus ride and still feel like you got somewhere. If you ever wanted to live out that scene where Stitch wrecks a city but in pixel form, this is your chance.