FilmMkr wrote:imho the Sega Aladdin is much better, so you didn't really miss out
I agree, I especially enjoyed the Flying Carpet level, which was fun and annoying when you ran into the floating rocks. However I also thoroughly enjoyed the SNES edition, which I felt was more with the story. The sequences were really cool, and the levels too. Although I wish it were two players, Aladdin and Abu.
iamthejo wrote:Well we never had Nintendo, but way back when, I had a Sega Genesis and was addicted to the Aladdin game. We also had Toy Story, and a cool version of Fantasia (why on earth they decided to make a game out of it, I'll never know). I was never very good at video games though, so my older brother had to beat them for me. He finally taught me the cheat code for Aladdin to pass all the levels just so I'd quit bugging him to play for me!
Oh, and there was one that starred Donald Duck as an archeologist... it was called "quack" something. Quack Attack... Quack Shot... Oh, I don't remember, but it was awesome- you made Donald eat peppers to lose his temper.
Toy Story was so cool! I love that game and remember it fondly. Yes the Quack Attack game was loads of fun.
MickeyMouseboy wrote:If you buy a Gameboy player you can play Kingdom Heart on your GCube!
I really wish we could get a port of the PS game, I want to play it but am a Nintendo loyalist. GB Player seems iffy so that won't work.
Remember BATB Belle's Quest & Roar of the Beast (Not Sure on title) for Sega Genesis! I really loved them both. Especially Belle's Quest. It was very easy, the first level my favourite. Her provincial town, I loved solving the quest and interacting with the characters. TLM for Genesis was ok, I did enjoy the underwater aspect. I remember enjoying Echo the Dolphin more though. Genesis also had a magnificent two player game with Mickey and Donald. Something "Magical World"?
They were both magicians with powers...That was loads of fun, especially loved the cake/candy level. What fun!
I had fun playing Tarzan Untamed for GameCube, it is surprisingly fun. I am curious to try Finding Nemo for GameCube just for the fun of it. I wish they would start making more games with Disney characters besides those sports ones, which are goofy fun. I would more like to see a Mario style platform game, with cinematic sequences and magical Disney adventure.
Hopefully someday they will either release it on a Nintendo system (gamecube, gamecube 2, etc.) OR I will be able to find a playstation 2 for dirt cheap when playstation 3 comes out. I've never played the Disney game's for Sega either, or the games for playstation one. I've heard that there is a Little Mermaid 2 game for playstation one, I wonder if that's any good. 
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After All These Years...& Still Wishing On Stars 
