Man, The Incredible Hulk on SNES is exactly what you’d expect—pure, unapologetic destruction. You start off smashing through walls, tossing cars like they’re paperweights, and punching dudes so hard they fly off-screen. It’s not exactly deep, but who cares? You’re the Hulk.

The side-scrolling brawler action feels a little stiff now, but back in the day, it was all about that power fantasy. Some levels throw in weird platforming bits where you’re jumping between rooftops, and yeah, Hulk’s not exactly nimble. But then you remember you can just punch through the building instead.

It’s got that classic comic book vibe, with bright colors and big sprites. The music’s forgettable, but the sound effects—oh man, the crunch when you land a super punch? Perfect. Not the best superhero game on SNES, but if you just wanna wreck stuff for 20 minutes, it’s a solid time.