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Game Overview

Okay, so "Personal Data Assistant for Game Boy Advance" sounds like the most boring thing ever—until you actually try it. It's this weird little indie thing that turns your GBA into a chunky, pixelated PDA. You can scribble notes, save contacts (like it's 2003), and even doodle in this tiny grid space that somehow feels more satisfying than it should.

The menus have that crunchy GBA button feedback, and everything's wrapped in this nostalgic, slightly janky aesthetic that makes you weirdly nostalgic for the days when even basic apps had personality. It's definitely not for everyone, but if you're the type who gets a kick out of obscure handheld oddities, this one's a neat little artifact. I spent way too much time just flipping through the pixel calendar for no reason.

Honestly, it's more charming than useful—but that's kind of the point.