Super Back to the Future Part II

Super Back to the Future II is a 2D side-scrolling platformer video game developed by Daft and published by Toshiba EMI in Japan exclusively on July 23, 1993 for the Super Famicom. It is based on the film Back to the Future Part II, featuring elements from it, including the plot of protagonist Marty McFly attempting to prevent antagonist Biff Tannen from getting rich using a sports almanac from the future. The gameplay involves Marty using a hoverboard at all times, spin attacking and bouncing off enemies with it.

Super Back to the Future II uses a super deformed art style, designed by Endorphin Konappy, which differs from the film's realistic style. The soundtrack was based on the film's and was composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto. It began as a role-playing video game with a design similar to The Legend of Zelda, but was changed to be a platforming game at some point during development.

The game has received mixed reception. Despite critics considering it among the better Back to the Future games, it was criticized for controls issues, slowdown, and the screen being too zoomed in, which multiple critics stated punished players for moving too quickly in the game. The art style has received more positive reception. It is considered a curio due to multiple factors, including being an adaption of a four-year-old film at the time.