Super Donkey Kong 2 on NES is one of those weird, unofficial sequels that popped up back in the day—probably some bootleg cart you'd find at a flea market. It's got that classic DK platforming feel, but with jankier controls and levels that feel like they were designed by someone who only half-remembered how the original worked.

You still jump over barrels and climb ladders, but the hit detection is iffy, and the music sounds like it was recorded through a tin can. Honestly, it’s more fun as a curiosity than an actual game—like finding a knockoff action figure with the wrong colors. Still, there’s something charming about its rough edges if you’re into retro oddities.