Fun fact, there was also a PS1 version of "The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea", and actually followed the plot of the movie. Basically its an "Echo The Dolphin" clone.
9:15 The reason they did this was that the Master System was discontinued in the US in 1992 due to low sales, while Europe was like an alternate reality where the NES had failed and the Master System was the far more popular system there (though I think microcomputers were more popular than consoles in Europe during the 80's), so it lasted much longer, meaning that any games made after 1991 (when Sonic 1 8-bit, the last Master System game released in North America, was released) would not be able to be released in North America without forst being ported to the Game Gear. EDIT: Apparently, this game wasn't even released in America at all.
I have so much nostalgia for it, along with other games from some Disney game pack. I didn't have any consoles though so I think it was on pc. I will one day hunt down all the games and play them again!
One obscure (ish) Disney game I absolutely adore is Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow (or Donald Duck in Maui Mallard outside the U.S.) the game is dark, eerie and beautifully animated and orchestrated. It's also available on G.O.G. on PC right now
I remember playing a demo of Disney Magical Tour Racing and I actually owned Timone and Pumba jungle games. I hope he covers Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow cause that game is amazing
Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games on the PC was one of my first gaming memories!!! I remember playing the pinball mini-game for HOURS at a time. I absolutely loved it!!!!!
7:02 This is actually based on a amiga game known as "Squishy Splat" which features the cast from the batflight and snake-eyes cartoon or kitsy kat ones if you count the older ones.
I LOVED Magical Racing Tour, though I played the PC version growing up. It was very difficult but I got good at it and 100%ed it. Also the story is that Chip & Dale broke the fireworks machine and have to race around the park to collect all the scattered parts to fix it before the fireworks show that night, for some reason.
Disney Parks ard known for ending the day with a fireworks show, so that's probably why. It doesn't mean the park is closing, but you'd be surprised just how many people filter out of the park when the fireworks show is over.
Didn't see it in the comments anywhere, but I'm sure it must be there somewhere In the Timon and Pumbaa frogger clone the objective (at least on the pc version) is to go to the bottom right part of the screen, ring the bell, then a unique item will be brought in on the playfield, and you have to pick THAT up before going all the way to the top.....then you have to go back down again to ring the bell Loved that game.
I absolutely loved slingshooter (the timon and pumbaa's jungle games one) when I was a kid. I played it all the time, primarily because there was this one target you could shoot (I think it was a fish?) That would make the waterfall open and show you a showering gorilla. Weird, but funny at the time.
aaah i remember timon and pumbaa's jungle games. they were fun, even if I had no idea what was going on most of the time lol. I like the one where pumbaa has to dodge falling sinks.
I spent hours playing that timone and pumba pinball game. I also seem to remember a lion king typing game that came packaged with the timone and pumba game collection.
My personal favorite old Disney game is Donald Duck Quack Attack on the PC, which is a pretty solid Crash Bandicoot type game... but there's also some sort of pseudo-remake on PS2 and Gamecube which just plays really weird, for example instead of powerups granting invincibility you instead have to jump on at least three enemies in a row before stopping in midair to input a button combination; this action is called a "special move" and you can unlock a new one in most stages, but as for why you would use a special move other than the one you that's the easiest to remember is beyond me since they all do the same thing.
I remember loving the GBC version of Disney Magical Tour Racing, i still have thr cartridge. My only problem is that the game doesn't save but uses passwords. Either way check it out, it's completely different gameplay wise
ah disney games. when I was 5 I played Timon and Pumbaa's jungle, disney's magical tour racing, and a little mermaid 2 minigame game. (not the pinball game)
For the record, the second kart racer is takes place at the Disney World resort. Chip and dale broke a fireworks machine and have to fix it before the fireworks show is supposed to happen
Trust me, I have the game on the “Sony PlayStation 1 console” and the game may run slightly better than an emulator if he was using one. Things feel smoother I guess, but it doesn’t mesh well
I had Toy Story Racer. It was solid on it’s own right that I enjoyed myself. Travelers Tales were the company to make Toy Story games. I also had Timon and Pumbaa SNES game. Which was an odd one. I thought it would be an action game. It’s not even better then the mini games on The Lion King games. But that came true when we had The Lion King 1/2 on GBA. The Donald Duck games on Game Gear seem like decent potential. I played a fair share of Disney games growing up. They were my jam. :)
Jungle Games was an amazing game! We used to race each others to school just to be the first one to play it on the school computer to beat the high score before the other kids arrived.
Gilly, I appreciate that you do honest reviews of these obscure games, flash games, and other bootlegs and hacks, and you're naturally funny without being gimmicky or pandering. I get laughs out of your videos from your genuine reactions, in part because the games are comically bad, but it's clear that you care about the games and actually providing information, while still making an entertaining video that doesn't stretch to make ridiculous gags for views.
that's some prime childhood nostalgia right there. I've spent I don't know how many hours playing the racing games on the PS and the timon & pumba game on my PC. good times
I grew up with the PC version of Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games. It was fun to me as a kid at least though I do agree some of the games are better than others. They even released the games standalone on seperate disks as I recall.
I'll give them credit for that Magical Racing Tour game. They had Chip n' Dale in their Rescue Rangers attire long after the series was off television. Too bad that was the only post- RR merchandising that featured that until like a couple T-Shirts and the Funko action figure line recently.
I... I think I had the PC release of Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games. Everything looks so familiar and that Puyo Puyo clone looks like something I've played before - and not the real Puyo Puyo I know I've played that.
I think the controls in Toy Story Racer are weird because they're trying to feel like RC Cars, where you steer with only light taps. It's very satifying
Hot Take: I enjoyed Timon & Pumba's Jungle Games on PC as a kid. I feel like I remember there being a Lion King minigame collection as well with a Breakout clone.
There was a Donald Duck game that was only in Japan. I don't remember the name of it but it actually looks really good! Oh I just found it but I had to copy and paste it because I can't remember it at all Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi.
I know there was a magical Mickey something game that came out on the I think SNES only in Japan. I forget if we got the GBA version. I know in general there were a number of Disney based games that came out on different consoles that never made the jump out of Japan.
John Doe Magical Quest sequels. I think part 2 came out as Circus Capers and the third just stayed in Japan. It was something like that. I only played the first one.
@@MFields2178 And they were all so good from what I hear. But again you have that combination of Disney game but also Capcom which apparently is where all the problems lie.
A Disney game that is probably only known to people like me is Disney's Atlantis the lost empire trial by fire. A first-person action-adventure for PC.
I actually own Magical Racing Tour on PS1 and Gameboy Color and I liked them (There’s also a PC and a Dreamcast version as well) Jungle Games I actually saw at a Thrift Store. But I never picked it up as it didn’t look interesting to me
So at 7:10 Timone from The Lion King is humping a tree. I didn’t think a repeat viewing would give me anything overlooked but I guess the devs wanted to give new meaning to the phrase secret Mickey.
The PC version of Timon and Pumbaa is really what you should play. It was made to be a computer game, and has terrific graphics and gameplay. I can't speak for the SNES version, but it is really just a port of that. This was during the 90s CD-Rom boom, which is really why that game exists (in that it wasn't made for the SNES specifically). Also, the PC version of Disney World Racing is good too. I don't recall it being overly hard. Again, can't speak for the console version. But I would guess it's a similar situation.
I actually used to have Little Mermaid 2 pinball and it was a pain in the ass to put the battery in the cartridge. I would play it on my game boy advance because it was the only game I had until I had gotten kingdom hearts birth by sleep. As well as a Powerpuff girls game (not sure what it was called and it was basically playing a scavenger hunt with boss fights)
The PC version of Timon and Pumbas Jungle Games were part of my favorites as a kid and it was the best of the other Disney games I had. I can imagine that a console version sucked though.
Wow that timon and pumba game i played as a kid on pc and really liked it. But nostalgia is pretty bad usually. A video idea: the old lego flash games (i played them when i was a lot younger, but i think they removed them from their site)
While that racing game with chip and dale is bad... i have to admit that i like one thing from it. Each race track has you driving a different vehicle. That western one has a train, the haunted house has an older fashioned car, and the pirate one has a pirate ship
I really hope you cover some Disney childrens games for the PC. I remember there being a couple I played in the mid 90s, I just don't remember the names. Also, the disappointing Disneyland Kinet for the Xbox 360. I wanted to get it when the Kinect was still a thing-- because I love Disneyland so much, but when I finally looked up gameplay videos, it was just so boring. Incredibly simplistic collect-a-thons on beloved Disney rides, which would often follow the plot of the movies the rides were based on.
I remember that Disney racing game. That game was riddiculously expensive at the time and only one of my friends had it and I borrowed it because it must have been worth the money. It's crap. Controls were odd, race courses boring and game demands absolute perfection every single race. I went so far as 100% this game to see what kind of goodies it was hiding. And I got nothing.
I remember having the PC version of that Timon and Pumbaa game when I was super young. I honestly thought I was the only one who knew it existed until I checked the comments of this video. The only reason I remember it is because of an Easter egg that would happen if you clicked on a specific sparkle in the lake. Something would always pop out regardless (I forget what) but if you got lucky Mickey Mouse would come out of the water, yell “I’m Mickey Mouse!” and then sink back in.
Yeah I was not happy to see the Capcom version not on that Lion King/Aladdin collection. I mean apparently all the versions on there were made by Virgin Interactive which is a shame because that SNES version is amazing. And I'm pretty sure quite expensive at this point.
That Timon And Pumbaa game was my childhood, i got the pc version free in a cereal box and had a lot of fun with it. Maybe the SNES version is garbage but the pc version was a lot of fun.
BRUH I had Magical Racing Tour on pc but every time we tried to play it, it nearly bricked the system and if it did ever run, they frames would be non-existent. Same with the Robots game. We got these for free I think in a newspaper or magazine from the UK
Weirdly enough even though Little Mermaid 2: Pinball Frenzy was developed by a third party it was actually published by Nintendo themselves. It's like covering a turd in ice cream sprinkles.
If you ever make another one of these you should try out Darkwing Duck for the NES it's an action platform made by Capcom it is very similar to megaman if I am remembering correctly.
Disney/Capcom team-ups were the best. The SNES had a huge amount of them. and I can't think of one off the top of my head that was anything less than great.
The Donald Duck one at the end kinda reminds me of a watered-down version of Quackshot for the Genesis/Mega Drive with elements of World of Illusion thrown in. On that note, if you've never played Quackshot, you should definitely find a version for the *SEGA GENESIS CONSOLE* and give it a try! Interesting game, if a little convoluted and 'where do I go now' ^^
Another obscure Disney game I think is worth taking a look at is Goofy's Fun House for the ps1. It's a collectathon mini-game and it's pretty short but I think it has a ton of personality. I think it really captures Goofy. Gameplay though it kinda blows.
If you ever release a video on April fools day, please sit on the left of the screen to subtly throw everyone off
Yes
Fun fact, there was also a PS1 version of "The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea", and actually followed the plot of the movie. Basically its an "Echo The Dolphin" clone.
@AT Productions It is?
I had that one, thought he was talking about it, was disappointed. I did also have Timon and Pumbaa Jungle games, though. The PC port that exists.
It’s spelled Ecco
The only hysterical thing about Goofy's Hysterical History Tour is watching him jump on enemies. Classic.
9:15 The reason they did this was that the Master System was discontinued in the US in 1992 due to low sales, while Europe was like an alternate reality where the NES had failed and the Master System was the far more popular system there (though I think microcomputers were more popular than consoles in Europe during the 80's), so it lasted much longer, meaning that any games made after 1991 (when Sonic 1 8-bit, the last Master System game released in North America, was released) would not be able to be released in North America without forst being ported to the Game Gear.
EDIT: Apparently, this game wasn't even released in America at all.
I actually remember Disney's Magical Tour Racing. I played it a lot to completion when I was little. Though not on the PS1. But the Game Boy Color
I had Disney's Magical Racing Tour on the Dreamcast, I loved it
Me 2
I have so much nostalgia for it, along with other games from some Disney game pack. I didn't have any consoles though so I think it was on pc. I will one day hunt down all the games and play them again!
I completed it also, but withought a memory card.
One obscure (ish) Disney game I absolutely adore is Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow (or Donald Duck in Maui Mallard outside the U.S.) the game is dark, eerie and beautifully animated and orchestrated.
It's also available on G.O.G. on PC right now
Oh good. I'm glad you're not playing on an emulator. That would be naughty.
I remember playing a demo of Disney Magical Tour Racing and I actually owned Timone and Pumba jungle games. I hope he covers Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow cause that game is amazing
that one is some prime stuff
Yeah I hope he covers Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow too.
102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue, Emporer's New Groove, Mickey's Magic Mirror, DDR Disney Mix
102 Dalmatians, lol. The one with the batshit story where Cruella De Ville inexplicably owns a giant toy store
daaaaaaaamn, 102 Dalmatians and Emperor's New Groove. I feel so old now.
Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games on the PC was one of my first gaming memories!!! I remember playing the pinball mini-game for HOURS at a time. I absolutely loved it!!!!!
7:02 This is actually based on a amiga game known as "Squishy Splat" which features the cast from the batflight and snake-eyes cartoon or kitsy kat ones if you count the older ones.
You Know Which Disney Character I Think we Never Got Enough of?Ludwig Von Drake,I Loved Him on Mickey’s House of Mouse
3:43 I remember this one.
It also was available on PC and I used to watch others play it on a computer of my elementary school.
I LOVED Magical Racing Tour, though I played the PC version growing up. It was very difficult but I got good at it and 100%ed it. Also the story is that Chip & Dale broke the fireworks machine and have to race around the park to collect all the scattered parts to fix it before the fireworks show that night, for some reason.
Disney Parks ard known for ending the day with a fireworks show, so that's probably why. It doesn't mean the park is closing, but you'd be surprised just how many people filter out of the park when the fireworks show is over.
Didn't see it in the comments anywhere, but I'm sure it must be there somewhere
In the Timon and Pumbaa frogger clone the objective (at least on the pc version) is to go to the bottom right part of the screen, ring the bell, then a unique item will be brought in on the playfield, and you have to pick THAT up before going all the way to the top.....then you have to go back down again to ring the bell
Loved that game.
I remember this !
I’ve played ALL of these 😬 I’m such a Disney nerd
Why Was Timon Trying to Push a Tree While Pumbaa Was Playing Bug Invaders?
I absolutely loved slingshooter (the timon and pumbaa's jungle games one) when I was a kid. I played it all the time, primarily because there was this one target you could shoot (I think it was a fish?) That would make the waterfall open and show you a showering gorilla. Weird, but funny at the time.
aaah i remember timon and pumbaa's jungle games. they were fun, even if I had no idea what was going on most of the time lol. I like the one where pumbaa has to dodge falling sinks.
I spent hours playing that timone and pumba pinball game. I also seem to remember a lion king typing game that came packaged with the timone and pumba game collection.
I got the goofy game last year at a yard sale for a $1 cib. And shocky it still works
I had the Disney World racing game as a kid, and I also never got past Big Thunder Mountain. I played that game in versus mode exclusively.
Obscure Disney games:
I can name you one that I own. *Herbie: Rescue Rally.*
I would love for this to be a series.
My personal favorite old Disney game is Donald Duck Quack Attack on the PC, which is a pretty solid Crash Bandicoot type game... but there's also some sort of pseudo-remake on PS2 and Gamecube which just plays really weird, for example instead of powerups granting invincibility you instead have to jump on at least three enemies in a row before stopping in midair to input a button combination; this action is called a "special move" and you can unlock a new one in most stages, but as for why you would use a special move other than the one you that's the easiest to remember is beyond me since they all do the same thing.
I remember loving the GBC version of Disney Magical Tour Racing, i still have thr cartridge. My only problem is that the game doesn't save but uses passwords. Either way check it out, it's completely different gameplay wise
ah disney games. when I was 5 I played Timon and Pumbaa's jungle, disney's magical tour racing, and a little mermaid 2 minigame game. (not the pinball game)
For the record, the second kart racer is takes place at the Disney World resort. Chip and dale broke a fireworks machine and have to fix it before the fireworks show is supposed to happen
We had that Timon & Pumbaa game at my daycare growing up. I am still traumatized by the Mikey in the lake
Dude I just got hit with so much nostalgia for that Disney Kart racer. Like super hard.
*Sony PlayStation 1 console*
Was the joke there supposed to be I am not playing this on an emulator.
That was my guess.
@@JohnDoe-kv3kd Either that or he accidentally stated the wrong console when made the original recording.
Trust me, I have the game on the “Sony PlayStation 1 console” and the game may run slightly better than an emulator if he was using one. Things feel smoother I guess, but it doesn’t mesh well
1:43 That word mixed with those two poses is way funnier than it should be
*Balls*
I remember that Timone and Pumba Poyo-Poyo ripoff! Oh I loved that game as a kid. This entire video was a trip down memory lane.
This video was a really nice birthday present.Thank you for the quality content gilly!
I had the timon and pumba game for pc and loved it. I played it longer than you would believe.
I grew up with the PC version of that Timon and Pumba game. I remember liking it a lot, namely for the Puyo Puyo and shooting mini-games.
I had Toy Story Racer. It was solid on it’s own right that I enjoyed myself. Travelers Tales were the company to make Toy Story games. I also had Timon and Pumbaa SNES game. Which was an odd one. I thought it would be an action game. It’s not even better then the mini games on The Lion King games. But that came true when we had The Lion King 1/2 on GBA. The Donald Duck games on Game Gear seem like decent potential. I played a fair share of Disney games growing up. They were my jam. :)
I had that Timon and Pumba game on PC when I was a kid. I loved booting that shit up after school.
i LOVED toy story racer as a kid used to play it on my ps1 all the time it was one of my favorites!
Jungle Games was an amazing game! We used to race each others to school just to be the first one to play it on the school computer to beat the high score before the other kids arrived.
Gilly, I appreciate that you do honest reviews of these obscure games, flash games, and other bootlegs and hacks, and you're naturally funny without being gimmicky or pandering. I get laughs out of your videos from your genuine reactions, in part because the games are comically bad, but it's clear that you care about the games and actually providing information, while still making an entertaining video that doesn't stretch to make ridiculous gags for views.
I’d love a part 2 of this! I actually remember having fun with the Timon and Pumbaa Pinball mini game on PC. Dont ask why.
Burger Broeders I really loved this game
Yeah so did I! I remember me and my sister would play Hippo Hop for hours.
I played the heck outta jungle games at like 7 years old at my grandparents on their terrible PC. That and playing backgammon with Mario.
I actually used to love playing the PC version of Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games.
that's some prime childhood nostalgia right there. I've spent I don't know how many hours playing the racing games on the PS and the timon & pumba game on my PC. good times
I grew up with the PC version of Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games. It was fun to me as a kid at least though I do agree some of the games are better than others. They even released the games standalone on seperate disks as I recall.
Used to play the Lion King mini game thing on my grandpa's pc all the time. Loved it growing up.
I'll give them credit for that Magical Racing Tour game. They had Chip n' Dale in their Rescue Rangers attire long after the series was off television. Too bad that was the only post- RR merchandising that featured that until like a couple T-Shirts and the Funko action figure line recently.
In super mario kart you can't see all the track if you play bad
Love your videos man keep em coming 👍
I... I think I had the PC release of Timon and Pumbaa's Jungle Games. Everything looks so familiar and that Puyo Puyo clone looks like something I've played before - and not the real Puyo Puyo I know I've played that.
I think the controls in Toy Story Racer are weird because they're trying to feel like RC Cars, where you steer with only light taps. It's very satifying
shit i remember wanting that timon and pumbaa game after seeing a commercial on vhs
I actually owned a couple of the timon and pumba games seperately on pc, as a kid I had alot of fun with them
I also remember Magical Racing Tour. Only this time, I had it on the PC!
Hot Take: I enjoyed Timon & Pumba's Jungle Games on PC as a kid. I feel like I remember there being a Lion King minigame collection as well with a Breakout clone.
There was a Donald Duck game that was only in Japan. I don't remember the name of it but it actually looks really good! Oh I just found it but I had to copy and paste it because I can't remember it at all
Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi.
I know there was a magical Mickey something game that came out on the I think SNES only in Japan.
I forget if we got the GBA version. I know in general there were a number of Disney based games that came out on different consoles that never made the jump out of Japan.
John Doe Magical Quest sequels. I think part 2 came out as Circus Capers and the third just stayed in Japan. It was something like that. I only played the first one.
@@MFields2178
And they were all so good from what I hear.
But again you have that combination of Disney game but also Capcom which apparently is where all the problems lie.
I had the computer version of the timone and pumba game and i remember it being really fun.
A Disney game that is probably only known to people like me is Disney's Atlantis the lost empire trial by fire. A first-person action-adventure for PC.
I actually own Magical Racing Tour on PS1 and Gameboy Color and I liked them (There’s also a PC and a Dreamcast version as well)
Jungle Games I actually saw at a Thrift Store. But I never picked it up as it didn’t look interesting to me
So at 7:10 Timone from The Lion King is humping a tree. I didn’t think a repeat viewing would give me anything overlooked but I guess the devs wanted to give new meaning to the phrase secret Mickey.
Wowwwww I totally played that Lion King/Timone and Pumba game growing up!
The PC version of Timon and Pumbaa is really what you should play. It was made to be a computer game, and has terrific graphics and gameplay. I can't speak for the SNES version, but it is really just a port of that. This was during the 90s CD-Rom boom, which is really why that game exists (in that it wasn't made for the SNES specifically).
Also, the PC version of Disney World Racing is good too. I don't recall it being overly hard. Again, can't speak for the console version. But I would guess it's a similar situation.
7:53 Wait, Pete is *Mickey's* rival. Did they not watch the old Walt Disney shorts?! Was Ink and Paint Club not a thing on Disney Channel?!
I actually used to have Little Mermaid 2 pinball and it was a pain in the ass to put the battery in the cartridge. I would play it on my game boy advance because it was the only game I had until I had gotten kingdom hearts birth by sleep. As well as a Powerpuff girls game (not sure what it was called and it was basically playing a scavenger hunt with boss fights)
I used to play that Timon and Pumba game as a kid. Oh how my taste has changed for the better.
You should talk about Phines and Ferb on DS because that game was amazing. I used to play it all the time with my Mom.
I never actually played Disney games but it’s fun watching you
The rule of thumb is pretty much if it's Capcom and for the SNES it's almost always good.
The PC version of Timon and Pumbas Jungle Games were part of my favorites as a kid and it was the best of the other Disney games I had. I can imagine that a console version sucked though.
Gilly can now be featured on perfectly cut screams
If you make another episode of this, I hope you show Meteos: Disney Magic for the Nintendo DS.
Was hoping to see Ultimate Ride Disney Coaster get some attention. Loved that game as a kid.
I know it’s not a bad game, but you gotta at least mention the Epic Mickey series. Some of the best video games I’ve ever played
Wow that timon and pumba game i played as a kid on pc and really liked it. But nostalgia is pretty bad usually.
A video idea: the old lego flash games (i played them when i was a lot younger, but i think they removed them from their site)
Love toy story racer!!!! One of my favorite games !!
While that racing game with chip and dale is bad... i have to admit that i like one thing from it.
Each race track has you driving a different vehicle. That western one has a train, the haunted house has an older fashioned car, and the pirate one has a pirate ship
I really hope you cover some Disney childrens games for the PC. I remember there being a couple I played in the mid 90s, I just don't remember the names.
Also, the disappointing Disneyland Kinet for the Xbox 360. I wanted to get it when the Kinect was still a thing-- because I love Disneyland so much, but when I finally looked up gameplay videos, it was just so boring. Incredibly simplistic collect-a-thons on beloved Disney rides, which would often follow the plot of the movies the rides were based on.
HEEEY I had that Timon and Pumbaa minigame collection on PC as a kidlet! I thought I had imagined it lol, nostalgia
I remember that Disney racing game. That game was riddiculously expensive at the time and only one of my friends had it and I borrowed it because it must have been worth the money.
It's crap. Controls were odd, race courses boring and game demands absolute perfection every single race. I went so far as 100% this game to see what kind of goodies it was hiding.
And I got nothing.
I played Timon and Pumba's Jungle Games so much as a kid! I mean, I didn't really realize how bad it actually is as a kid.
10:40 "The well is pretty deep"
*Jumps into the ocean*
I legitimately remember playing that Timon and Pumba PC game as a kid! I totally forgot it existed.
Last time I was this early, we didn't know about Peta Games 2
Surprised you didn't mention Maui Mallard. It's an Earthworm Jim-esk game with Donald. It's really fun!
I remember having the PC version of that Timon and Pumbaa game when I was super young. I honestly thought I was the only one who knew it existed until I checked the comments of this video.
The only reason I remember it is because of an Easter egg that would happen if you clicked on a specific sparkle in the lake. Something would always pop out regardless (I forget what) but if you got lucky Mickey Mouse would come out of the water, yell “I’m Mickey Mouse!” and then sink back in.
SNES Aladdin is God
Yeah I was not happy to see the Capcom version not on that Lion King/Aladdin collection.
I mean apparently all the versions on there were made by Virgin Interactive which is a shame because that SNES version is amazing.
And I'm pretty sure quite expensive at this point.
9:27 bruh what is with mc duck inflation?
That Timon And Pumbaa game was my childhood, i got the pc version free in a cereal box and had a lot of fun with it. Maybe the SNES version is garbage but the pc version was a lot of fun.
BRUH I had Magical Racing Tour on pc but every time we tried to play it, it nearly bricked the system and if it did ever run, they frames would be non-existent. Same with the Robots game. We got these for free I think in a newspaper or magazine from the UK
Weirdly enough even though Little Mermaid 2: Pinball Frenzy was developed by a third party it was actually published by Nintendo themselves. It's like covering a turd in ice cream sprinkles.
Oh hey, I had forgotten about that Toy Story Racing Game! That game was alright
Also Genesis Aladdin is better
If you ever make another one of these you should try out Darkwing Duck for the NES it's an action platform made by Capcom it is very similar to megaman if I am remembering correctly.
Disney/Capcom team-ups were the best.
The SNES had a huge amount of them. and I can't think of one off the top of my head that was anything less than great.
Cool, never knew the Timon and Pumba one was releases on SNES. Always liked the PC version as a kid.
The magical racing tour game was one of my favorite childhood games, ngl. My brother and i played the hell out of that game.
I had the Timon and pumba mini game collection on the computer in a cereal box😂
The Donald Duck one at the end kinda reminds me of a watered-down version of Quackshot for the Genesis/Mega Drive with elements of World of Illusion thrown in.
On that note, if you've never played Quackshot, you should definitely find a version for the *SEGA GENESIS CONSOLE* and give it a try! Interesting game, if a little convoluted and 'where do I go now' ^^
So excited to see the upload!
Still no mention of Disney's Math Quest with Aladdin? The educational game that gives you nightmares?!
I have definitely played the timon and pumba game but i could have sworn i played it on PC...
Another obscure Disney game I think is worth taking a look at is Goofy's Fun House for the ps1. It's a collectathon mini-game and it's pretty short but I think it has a ton of personality. I think it really captures Goofy.
Gameplay though it kinda blows.