For a simple arcade experience, you can't go wrong with Nanaca Crash for a quick 5 minute arcade funtime. There's a simple joy in watching Taichi bounce around in the air to a good song, and even ramming him a few more times with the bike for good measure. You can't not love it.

If you're going to play this in 2023, then as far as content goes, this game is outdone by its spiritual successor, Katawa Crash, in terms of amount of whacky shit that can happen and objectives for you to do. If you want a simpler game stick with this, but for something that will last you longer go there.

That said I think landing in Misato's arms is a pretty good way to end, no?