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I mean, i didnt noticed how janky some games were back when i played them has a kid, compared to me playing them well over a decade later.
Such as Sonic Adventure 1, i used to love that game as a kid, but having replayed and 100% it recently, my opinion on it definitely dropped, that game did not age well.
I played it 100% completion and aside from some funny references like "no balls" from the dog, very family friendly game. Possible any adult-jokes a kid might not catch on. The animals are quite funny lol