Dyna Brothers 2 is one of those weird, charming Genesis games that never made it outside Japan—which is a shame, because it’s a solid little action-platformer with a quirky personality. You play as one of the Dyna Brothers (basically these cartoony dinosaur dudes), bouncing around levels, smashing blocks, and collecting fruit like some kind of prehistoric grocery run gone wild.

The controls are simple—jump, dash, and a weird little spin attack—but the levels get surprisingly creative. One minute you’re hopping across floating islands, the next you’re dodging lava pits or riding mine carts. The art style’s bright and goofy, with these big, expressive sprites that make even the enemies look kinda cute. Not gonna lie, the music’s also way catchier than it has any right to be.

If you’re into obscure retro platformers, this one’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect a deep challenge—it’s more about the vibes than punishing difficulty.