Remember Taz from Looney Tunes? The one who spins like a tornado and eats everything in sight? Yeah, that guy. Taz-Mania on Genesis throws you right into his chaotic world—you start off in some jungle, and within seconds you're mashing buttons to make him spin through trees, chomp on random wildlife (poor kangaroos), and bounce off walls like a furry pinball.

The levels get wild fast—one minute you're dodging falling boulders in a cave, the next you're riding a raft down rapids while fish try to knock you off. The controls take a second to get used to (why does jumping feel so floaty?), but once you get the hang of Taz's weird momentum, it's stupidly satisfying to just wreck everything. Also, the music? Weirdly catchy for a game where half the gameplay involves eating shrubs.

It's not the deepest platformer, but if you ever wanted to feel like an unstoppable cartoon tornado, this is your game. Just don't expect to take it too seriously—Taz definitely doesn't.