Okay, so Beethoven's 2nd on SNES is exactly what you'd expect—a goofy, mid-90s licensed game based on the movie about those giant, slobbery St. Bernards. You play as the puppies (yes, really) running through suburban backyards, dodging animal control, and digging up bones like some weird canine platformer.

The controls are... well, they're SNES-era dog physics. You’ll bounce off trash cans, get stuck on fences, and occasionally just slide off ledges for no reason. But there’s something weirdly charming about how janky it is—like they just threw in every dog trope they could think of. One level you’re chewing shoes, the next you’re howling at the moon to solve a puzzle.

Honestly, it’s not a masterpiece, but if you grew up with the movies or just love bizarre licensed games, it’s a nostalgia trip. The music’s surprisingly decent too—lots of bouncy, cartoony tracks that fit the chaos. Just don’t expect deep gameplay.