シャーク・テイル

The digitised cut-scenes actually look great on the GBA screen, and navigating through jellyfish fields feels surprisingly smooth for a handheld platformer. It’s a fun little tie-in that stays true to the movie without feeling rushed.

The underwater levels are surprisingly fun to navigate, and the jellyfish hazards add a nice challenge. The graphics pop on the GBA screen, making the movie come to life in my hands.

The underwater levels are surprisingly well-designed for a platformer, and the jellyfish obstacles really test your timing. My kids have been playing it non-stop since it arrived.