So, The Incredible Hulk on SNES—it's exactly what it sounds like. You're the big green rage machine, smashing through levels like they're made of wet cardboard. The first thing you'll notice? The controls feel a little stiff, but once you get used to Hulk's lumbering jumps and thunderclap attacks, it's weirdly satisfying to just plow through everything.

There are some basic platforming bits where you’re climbing or dodging traps, but honestly, most of the fun comes from wrecking enemies with Hulk’s fists. The bosses are the highlight—big, screen-filling brawls where you actually feel like you’re throwing down with someone who can take a punch. And yeah, there are a few "puzzles," but they’re more like "find the switch" or "don’t fall into the pit" rather than anything brain-melting.

It’s not the deepest game, but if you just want to feel like an unstoppable force of nature for half an hour, this’ll do the trick.