Dennis is one of those weird little platformers that slipped under the radar—especially if you weren't in Europe. It's got that early '90s vibe where everything's bright, bouncy, and just a bit janky. You play as this kid (Dennis, obviously) running through levels that feel like someone mashed up a comic book with a Saturday morning cartoon.

The controls take a second to get used to—your jumps have this floaty weight to them, and enemies pop up in places you don't expect. But there's something charming about it, like digging up an old VHS tape of a show you half-remember. The SNES version looks cleaner than the Amiga original, though the music's still that same cheerful, slightly repetitive chip-tune stuff.

Honestly, it's not a hidden gem or anything, but if you're into oddball retro platformers, it's got personality. Just don't go in expecting Mario-level polish.