RE: Aero the Acro-Bat 2 (Sega Genesis)

With how I never had heard of this one before and likely might not have played it even back then if I did (let alone now), I do think it is cool to see someone taking a look at games like these with how they paint a portrait of the 90s and that craze for getting a "rad animal mascot platformer" to pop-off in the same way Sonic did. And it is to wonder whether Aero the Acro-Bat did achieve some success in its first entry or it was the developer's attempt at revenge the reason why this sequel exists.

It does give me slight Jazz Jackrabbit vibes, which is cool though. Those platformers and games that have some relationship or origin from the Amiga have that similar feel and artstyle (even though I have no idea if this one does or not; probably the fact that American Genesis platformers also look similar in that regard).