Okay, so Yoshi's Story 2 on SNES is basically a big, happy dose of nostalgia wrapped in pastel colors. You remember that goofy flutter jump from the original? Still here. The way Yoshi’s tongue snaps out to grab fruit? Yep, still weirdly satisfying. The first level throws you right into it—bright, bouncy, and packed with those little hidden nooks that make you wonder if you missed something.

It’s not just about running left to right, though. Some stages have these sneaky puzzles where you gotta toss eggs at the right angle or time a jump just so. And the music? Cheerful in that slightly offbeat way only Yoshi games pull off. I swear, the melody from the jungle level gets stuck in my head for days.

If you played the first one, this feels like slipping into a favorite pair of old sneakers—comfortable, familiar, but with just enough new quirks to keep it interesting. Even if you didn’t, it’s hard not to grin when a whole squad of Yoshis waddle onto the screen. Just don’t let the cuteness fool you—some of those later levels get sneaky tough.