MegaNet on the Genesis is one of those weird little games that somehow sticks with you. You boot it up and immediately get hit with that crunchy 16-bit soundtrack and blocky, colorful sprites—pure late-80s Sega vibes.

At first glance, it feels like a standard action-platformer, but there’s this odd network-themed twist where you’re jumping between nodes, almost like hacking through levels. The controls are stiff in that classic way—you’ll overshoot a few jumps before getting the timing down. But once it clicks, there’s something satisfying about nailing a tricky sequence while dodging those flickery, screen-filling projectiles.

It’s not the deepest game, but the aesthetic and weird premise give it personality. If you’re into obscure Genesis titles, this one’s a fun curiosity to dig up.