So, The Adventures of Batman & Robin on SNES is basically the side-scrolling brawler version of the animated series—way different from the Genesis one, which went full shoot-'em-up. You’re jumping rooftops, punching thugs, and throwing Batarangs like it’s Gotham’s worst night (which, let’s be honest, it always is). The art style nails the show’s vibe, all moody purples and sharp angles, and the music? Perfectly tense.

First level drops you right into a warehouse brawl, and yeah, Robin’s there too, but let’s be real—you’re probably playing as Batman. The controls are tight, but some of those platforming bits? Brutal. Expect to retry a few times before you nail the timing. And the boss fights? Classic ’90s cheese, in the best way.

Fun fact: The Sega CD version just made you drive the Batmobile the whole time. Weird flex, but okay.