In the middle of my friend's playthrough they were direly over encumbered, and trying to get up a hill. They had put a lot of their belongings in a crate, and had been pushing the crate inch by inch up this mountain road. Their eyes were drawn from the prize (a mound of loot-filled corpses at the top of the road), and as I warned them about moving too far, the box's physics slipped off the model and it slowly skidded back down the road to cries of anguish. That is the most I have ever enjoyed anything Bethesda ever made.

I feel like, in the pantheon of 90s Mario Clones, Kid Chameleon is one of the few that actually tries to just up and down Do It. Lots of these games miss the exploration and the feeling of discovering secrets or warp zones or what have you, in favor of making sure you're a little guy who jumps good. I still remember discovering a shortcut in this game that sent me so far forwards I was intimidated to actually try to finish it cuz man, I must be missing something I needed in the earlier levels. A brave attempt.