Man, 16t on the Genesis takes me back. That opening screen with the chunky pixel logo and that bleep-bloop SegaNet jingle—instant nostalgia. You jump right into this weirdly satisfying mix of fast platforming and puzzle stuff where timing is everything. Mess up a jump and you’re rewinding to try again, but it never feels cheap.

The colors pop in that way only 16-bit games can, all bright blues and yellows, and the music’s got that classic Genesis synth sound. Some levels are brutal, especially when the screen starts auto-scrolling and you’re scrambling to line up jumps. But when you finally nail a tricky section? Pure satisfaction.

It’s one of those games where you tell yourself “just one more try” at 2 AM. If you dig old-school challenge with a side of charm, this one’s a time capsule worth cracking open.