Man, Taz-Mania on SNES is pure chaos in the best way possible. You’re thrown right into this cartoon tornado as Taz, spinning through levels like a furry wrecking ball, chomping everything in sight—enemies, scenery, even random watermelons (because of course he would). The controls take a second to get used to—sometimes you’ll overspin right into a pit—but once you nail the rhythm, it’s weirdly satisfying to just… destroy everything.

The levels are packed with Looney Tunes energy—bright colors, goofy sound effects, and enemies that look like they walked straight out of the show. Some jumps are brutal, though. That minecart level? Yeah, good luck. But the music’s catchy enough to keep you from rage-quitting. It’s not the deepest platformer, but if you want something fast, loud, and unapologetically silly, Taz delivers. Just don’t blame me when you start craving a turkey leg mid-game.