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Ultra 3D Pinball on the Game Boy Color was one of those games that made you forget you were holding a tiny green-screened brick. The tables had this weirdly satisfying depth to them—not real 3D, obviously, but the way the ball rolled toward you or disappeared into ramps felt like magic in 1999. I remember getting weirdly competitive with myself, trying to beat my own high score on the bus ride home.

The sound design did a lot of heavy lifting too—that metallic ping when you hit a bumper never got old. And unlike some pinball games that drown you in flashy gimmicks, this one kept things clean. Just you, the flippers, and that one ramp you could never quite nail consistently. Still fun to boot up when you want five minutes of pure, uncomplicated chaos.