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• Anti-Climax Boss: Darkseid. How do you fight an essentially immortal alien god? By punching him out and throwing him into a holding cell so he can be arrested by the authorities.
  • Oh, and this is a virtual world. NOTHING YOU DO EVEN MATTERS!
• Awesome Music: Yes, the game sucked, but the music is actually kind of catchy.
  • The ending music was pretty good, fitting the tone well.
• Badass Decay: Even in a virtual world, the decay of Darkseid is inexcusable as stated above. This is made even worse by the fact that this game is based on Superman: The Animated Series set in the DCAU. And Darkseid is, without a doubt, the most evil and powerful villain in the entire DC Animated Universe.
• First Level Wins: The rings are so iconic, and so difficult to traverse, that most playthroughs and reviews of the game don't actually go beyond the first level; many people aren't aware that there is more to the game than just flying through rings - not to mention how what comes after the rings is arguably worse. ProtonJon, the person who has arguably done the most to challenge this assumption, has said that this was part of the reason he wanted to do a Let's Play in the first place.
  Proton Jon: The Superman LP has led to edits on the TV Tropes entry for Superman 64. My work here is done.
• Memetic Mutation: Pass through the rings!
  • "If you want to save your friends, solve my maze!"
  • Lex Wins. *evil laugh*
• Misblamed: Believe it or not, Titus, at least as far as complete and total blame is concerned. Sure, they made the game, but Warner Bros. and DC made it extremely difficult to make anything decent. This is backed up by an interview with one of the Caen brothers, done by ProtonJon in his LP of the game.
• Never Live It Down: Whether deserved or not, this game has become the green, foggy face of Titus.
• The Problem with Licensed Games: Is noted to be one of the worst games of all time, due to a rushed schedule and Executive Meddling from Warner Bros. and DC.