Baby Luigi has been kidnapped! Help the Yoshis and Baby Mario traverse Yoshi's Island to rescue him from the evil Kamek and Baby Bowser.
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island is nothing short of a landmark moment in gaming: a monumental installment not only to the Mario series, but widely-considered to be the pinnacle of the platform genre and one of the finest gems of the sixteen-bit era. With elements such as an artistic graphical style, a whimsical environment, expansive level design, and one of composer Koji Kondo's best offerings, Yoshi's Island is a fitting capstone to the era of gaming when 2D roamed the Earth.
Trivia
The game's unique graphical style is said to have resulted from a conflict within the Nintendo development house. Instructed to give the game a prerendered graphical style similar to the recently released and wildly successful Donkey Kong Country, producer Shigeru Miyamoto instead opted for a more cartoon-like style, with levels and platforms looking as if they had been drawn with crayons and felt-pens as if out of a children's story book.1
