So The Mask on SNES—yeah, it's exactly what you'd expect from a Jim Carrey movie tie-in, but honestly? It's way more fun than most licensed games from that era. You play as Stanley Ipkiss (or his green-faced alter ego), bouncing around with that manic energy, tossing playing cards, and pulling off ridiculous slapstick moves. The levels are packed with goofy details straight from the film, like the nightclub scene and that tiny dog.

Controls take a second to get used to—some of the jumps feel a little stiff at first—but once you start chaining together those cartoony attacks, it clicks. And the soundtrack? Surprisingly catchy, with these bouncy jazz tunes that fit the whole vibe. It’s not some hidden gem, but if you’re into ‘90s platformers or just love the movie, it’s a solid time.