Through several colorful and, in some cases, intense (like the stampede) stages, you’ll navigate Simba from adolescence through adulthood. However, that doesn’t make it any less brilliant or beautiful. The Lion King (1994)įor as difficult as Aladdin can be, some have argued that this video game version of The Lion King is even more challenging. How to play it: Available in a combo pack for PlayStation 4, XBOX One, or Nintendo Switch - or download it for PC. But, a word a warning, do be ready to see this screen a lot: midi version of the film’s best songs should power you through the frustration and keep you going.
Nevertheless, the clever obstacles and fun. Inspired by the Disney Animated Classic that had been released the year prior, this 16-bit game garnered some fame of its own in recent years - mostly for how difficult its stages can be. How to play it: The SNES version has never been re-released in any form outside of unofficial ROMs, so you’d have to pick up a copy from third-party retailers like eBay. This game is remembered for its attractive 16-bit graphics and animation, plus its use of tried-and-true Disney characters as both protagonists and villains. This classic side-scrolling Super Nintendo platform adventure game set Mickey on a journey to track down his kidnapped dog Pluto across six colorful levels using a variety of different outfits that turn the famous mouse in a magician, a firefighter, and a mountain climber, each with its own unique (and very useful) powers. The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse (1992)
With today being National Video Game Day, we thought we would take a look at some of our personal favorite Disney and Pixar games to celebrate. Characters like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and beloved films like The Lion King and Aladdin have been the subjects of dozens of video games over the years. Luckily, there is a huge collection of various video games which allow them to do just that. Disney has created a countless number of magical worlds that fans all over have always wanted to experience for themselves.
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