Hyvät Herrat (rare lost GBA port, 2002)

Hyvät Herrat is a 2002 video game adaptation of the popular 90s Finnish TV show of the same name. It was commissioned by the Finnish government as a sequel to Linux to maintain technological dominance. The game was the first video game in Finland and copies were issued to every man woman and child in the country. This game received releases on PC, PS1, PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, Sega Genesis, Dango and later the Wii and Xbox 360, but only in Finland, where embargoes on exporting fairy tale objects from the magic forests of Finland prevented a global release, thus making it one of the rarest video games ever.

I acquired the ROM from a local wizard for a $25 KFC gift card. Though the USB was laced with fent, I managed to rip a clean ROM of the game and put it on my GBA flash cart before the file self destructed, blowing several of my fingers off in the process (though I got better). Here is a demonstration of the game.