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Doraemon 2 on SNES is one of those weird, cozy Japan-only platformers where you’re basically jumping through a kid’s dream toyland. Nobita and Doraemon run around giant crayon-drawn levels, dodging wind-up enemies and bouncing on oversized springs—it’s got that slightly janky but charming early ‘90s platformer feel.

The puzzles are simple (push blocks, hit switches), but the real fun is in the little details, like how some enemies are just sentient toy trains or how Doraemon’s gadgets work in silly ways. It’s not super deep, but if you grew up with the anime, there’s something oddly satisfying about seeing the world translated into chunky pixel art.

Honestly, half the appeal is how unapologetically Japanese it is—no localization means you’re deciphering menus through trial and error, but that kind of adds to the adventure. The music’s cheerful, the colors are bright, and it’s just… nice. Like playing with actual toys for 20 minutes.