Alright, so Spider-Man and Venom: Separation Anxiety is one of those classic Sega Genesis beat 'em ups that feels like it was made just for comic book fans. You start off with Venom getting captured—turns out some shady folks ripped five symbiotes out of him, and now those things are loose in the city. So, of course, he teams up with Spider-Man (reluctantly, I’m sure) to clean up the mess.

Gameplay’s pretty straightforward—you pick Spidey or Venom and just start punching your way through waves of goons. The cool part? You can call in Avengers like Iron Man or Hawkeye for a quick assist attack, which is great when you’re swarmed. The symbiote enemies are no joke, though—some of them hit hard, and the bosses? Yeah, good luck with those.

And that final boss? No spoilers, but let’s just say it’s a nice little surprise if you’re into Marvel lore. The game’s not super deep, but if you like chaotic co-op brawlers with a comic book vibe, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t expect Venom to be all that grateful when it’s over.