Play Mary-Kate and Ashley Sweet 16 : Licensed to Drive Online

Mary-Kate and Ashley Sweet 16: Licensed to Drive came out for the Game Boy Advance in 2002, published by Club Acclaim. It was one of those tie-in games that felt right at home on the handheld, aimed squarely at younger players who were into the Olsen twins' movies and shows at the time. The GBA had plenty of licensed titles like this, and it fit right in with the era's mix of quick, accessible games you could play on the go.

You pick either Mary-Kate or Ashley and control them from an isometric view as they drive around their neighborhood. The main goal is to complete errands, like delivering invitations or picking up party supplies, all while avoiding traffic and not wrecking the car. You earn money for successful deliveries, which you can then spend on customizing your vehicle or unlocking new outfits. The driving feels a little stiff, especially when making turns, and the traffic can come at you suddenly, so you have to stay alert. It's not a hard game, but it does require some patience to get used to the handling. Playing it gives you that simple, repetitive satisfaction of checking tasks off a list while trying not to mess up.