I had this game as a kid, probably as a gift from my parents, despite the fact that no one in our family had seen the movie. Apparently that was just the kind of thing that happened back then.

I have no clue whether or not I beat it back then, but revisiting it as an adult it took me about an hour to complete. It's very average for an action-platformer on a handheld for that era, but at least it wasn't frustrating or annoying to play.

came back to mind out of literally nowhere. talk about a core memory being unlocked. it's an unremarkable 2D platformer but nostalgia is a powerful drug nonetheless. there's really strong charm here, past and present, in the chiptune music, art direction, and sound work in general. just a good time! very much an example of something being INHERENTLY part of the console(/generation) but in a positive manner for a change.

A jogatina do jogo em si é muito bom, mas parece que eu me irritei bastante com o som do jogo (o que é difícil).