Definitely one of the games where the journey to play it is a lot better than the destination itself. Getting a functional sega pico and a copy of the game to be able to experience this weird piece of history is way more interesting and engaging than actually playing the weird mediocre minigames that are contained within. I will say, however. Compared to all of the other sega pico games I've played, this one is actually one of the better ones in terms of both fun and interactivity with the systems weird book cartridges themselves. All in all, I'm glad that I have finally been able to cross this off my gamer bucket list, but unless you are a weird sega/sonic fan like me, I wouldn't recommend you do the same.