Man, Tom & Jerry on SNES is pure 90s chaos in the best way. You switch between controlling Tom and Jerry across these wild, toy-box levels—setting up traps, chucking plates, and generally causing the kind of mayhem the cartoon was famous for. The controls take a second to click (why does Jerry feel so slippery?), but once you get the hang of bouncing between characters, it’s weirdly satisfying.

Some levels are straight chases, others feel like puzzle-platformers where you’re rigging the environment against each other. Graphics hold up surprisingly well—Jerry’s smug little face when he outsmarts Tom is perfect. Just don’t expect deep strategy; it’s all about that slapstick energy. If you grew up with the cartoon, this’ll hit the nostalgia sweet spot.