Disney Classic Games Collection | Re-release featuring SNES and Mega Drive versions of Aladdin/Jungle Book/Lion King

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Disney Classic Games Collection is the latest and greatest compilation of classic Disney games based on some of the most beloved Disney movies of all time: Aladdin, The Lion King, and now, The Jungle Book! This package combines Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King with the ALL NEW "The Jungle Book and MORE Aladdin Pack." Now you can play ALL of the critically acclaimed 16-Bit console versions of Aladdin, along with classic games based on Disney's The Jungle Book!

These all-new, fan requested, and beloved games complete this collection, making this the only way to experience all 16-bit console versions of Aladdin and The Jungle Book. Play as some of your favorite Disney characters, including Aladdin, Simba, and Mowgli, all while experiencing some of the best graphics the 16-bit era had to offer. Play through multiple versions of each included game and enjoy tons of new features, enhancements, game modes, easy game saves, and display options.

Retail Edition includes one of four retro style instruction manuals inside the box! (While supplies last.)

Key Features
The Expanded Collection – Play through multiple different versions of the beloved Aladdin, The Lion King, and The Jungle Book games that have been created over the years, including both console and handheld versions. This incredible combination makes this the best edition yet of Disney Classic Games.
BOTH 16-bit console Aladdin games included for the first time since their original release. By popular demand, two completely different and equally adored Aladdin games are finally available and enhanced for modern consoles. Which Aladdin game is YOUR favorite?
Display Options and Updated Visuals
1080P graphics and enhancements for modern HD TVs.
Adjustable screen aspect ratios and borders.
Custom filter options designed to replicate classic CRT TVs and other popular screen types.
Modern Features – Instantly rewind any of the games in real-time to retry difficult areas, view full game playthroughs with the ability to skip forward, jump in, and start playing at any point, and quickly save your progress and continue your adventure wherever and whenever you want.
Museum Features – Take a journey behind-the-scenes and learn more about the creation of these incredible games. Watch video interviews with the original development teams or explore numerous galleries containing hundreds of previously unreleased HD concept images and marketing assets.
Soundtrack – Listen to the entire soundtracks for all games in the included music players. The ability to repeat and shuffle the songs is also supported. Enjoy 16-bit versions of classic songs like "A Whole New World," "I Just Can't Wait to Be King," and "The Bare Necessities"

You may remember a collection was released with Aladdin and Lion King a year or so ago but it never had the Capcom versions of the games. This re-release will now feature the SNES and MD versions along with some other curiosity releases.

interesting. how well regarded are these games?

shy guy 64 wrote:interesting. how well regarded are these games?

Aladdin and Lion King where very big deals back in the day, Jungle Book I dont even remember having a game back then thats how far under the radar that one is to me

SNES Aladdin is GOAT!

4 versions of the same game? What?

Dual wrote:4 versions of the same game? What?

They were made by different devs so they play differently and have different content. Like Chris said, the Aladdin SNES version was made by Capcom and is a really good 2D Platformer.

Christopher wrote:SNES Aladdin is GOAT!

Mega Drive Aladdin is better.

kerr9000 wrote:
shy guy 64 wrote:interesting. how well regarded are these games?

Aladdin and Lion King where very big deals back in the day, Jungle Book I dont even remember having a game back then thats how far under the radar that one is to me

Well alright then I’ll keep an eye on this

Pedz wrote:
Christopher wrote:SNES Aladdin is GOAT!

Mega Drive Aladdin is better.

This, I thought everyone knew that?

SNES Aladdin is the bee's knees.

Mega Drive Lion King is genuinely one of the hardest games of all time.

I remember playing the Mega Drive version of Aladdin with my big sister in what must have been late '93 or early '94 when I lived in Qatar - in my simple young mind it was like I lived in the game. Such nostalgia :wub:

Was also the first ever game that I learned a cheat for, with the level skipping "aa bb aa bb aa bb" code enabling me to get to the last level of the game, as opposed to barely making it past the opening sections without getting a game over and crying into my Fruit Loops. No idea how I knew about the cheat, must have been told about it at school or something.

Pedz wrote:
Christopher wrote:SNES Aladdin is GOAT!

Mega Drive Aladdin is better.

This man he know

Pedz wrote:
Christopher wrote:SNES Aladdin is GOAT!

Mega Drive Aladdin is better.

Tomous wrote:Mega Drive Lion King is genuinely one of the hardest games of all time.

And SNES Drunk rated Lion King as one of the hardest games on the SNES:

2m 53s

(Finicky platforming sections.)

Will be passing on these. Hard.

Wait, there are people that think SNES Aladdin is better? Seriously? :lol:

Legendary game designer Shinji Mikami (Resident Evil) actually got his start working on Capcom's Disney games-- SNES Aladdin included.

And when asked recently which version of Aladdin he thought was better, Mikami admitted it was the Genesis version, and for one simple reason: because Aladdin has a sword in that one. It may not be as true to the character as spring-boarding off of the tops of enemy heads and throwing apples at them, but turning Aladdin into a hack-n-slash action star is just cooler.

https://www.thegamer.com/disney-aladdin ... tter-game/

I don't think they're as far apart as some may think they are...

I'd actually like the Toy Story game released like this as I remember loving it when I rented it from Blockbuster, but this looks like a very fun release (I own the MD Lion King but not Aladdin). Any news on platforms/prices? I imagine it will be an absolute rip off but it'd be nice to know!

SNES Aladdin is tremendous.

I've only played a short amount of the Mega Drive version on emulator and don't have the same nostalgic attachment of having played it as a kid, so on the one hand it's unfair of me to say one is better than the other.

But on the other hand, the SNES version is definitely the greatest.

Dowbocop wrote:I'd actually like the Toy Story game released like this as I remember loving it when I rented it from Blockbuster, but this looks like a very fun release (I own the MD Lion King but not Aladdin). Any news on platforms/prices? I imagine it will be an absolute rip off but it'd be nice to know!

The previous release (Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King) is £12.99, on PSN, and was released on PC and all the consoles.

ESRB site has it down for all the platforms: https://www.esrb.org/ratings/37971/Disn ... ollection/ No mention of its price, though.

Disney Classic Games Collection | Re-release featuring SNES and Mega Drive versions of Aladdin/Jungle Book/Lion King

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