anyone remember the old disney games for the nes?

[figment1988]

just wanted to know.

 

[CrisKennedy]

I remember one (don't remember it's name though) where you, sort of, tour MK.

 

[StarscreamLSU]

Yeah - I have most of them emulated on my computer.

I remember "Adventures in the Magic Kingdom", where you did a few of the MK rides in order to find the keys and start the afternoon parade. I also remember that the space mountain part of this game was a pain.

Then there was Mickey Mousecapade - which was decent. Also all the Disney afternoon games; Rescue Rangers, Tailspin, Darkwing Duck... probably the best out of the entire lot were the two Ducktails games.

 

[Sir Hiss527]

Originally posted by StarscreamLSU
Yeah - I have most of them emulated on my computer.

I remember "Adventures in the Magic Kingdom", where you did a few of the MK rides in order to find the keys and start the afternoon parade. I also remember that the space mountain part of this game was a pain.

Yea I have that game, and play it when ever I put my "Nintendo" set up. Yea your right the Space Mountain part is a pain, but I can beat it. The hardest one is the Haunted Mansion, and Pirates of the Carribean. I'm glad someone remembers that game.

 

[donaldduck1967]

i remember the adv in mk ,ducktails and some mickey and minnie game where mick had to save min.

 

[Bairstow]

I still have the cartridges for Mickey Mousecapade and Ducktails, and man, when my parents bought those things at retail they were EXPENSIVE. I think I rented Adventures in the Magic Kingdom 3 or 4 times from Blockbuster, but I never ended up buying it, or beating it for that matter. One thing I never could figure out was why the kid in the game was always wearing a cowboy hat. Maybe that's what the Japanese designers at Capcom thought a native Floridian looks like.

 

[StarscreamLSU]

Originally posted by Bairstow
One thing I never could figure out was why the kid in the game was always wearing a cowboy hat. Maybe that's what the Japanese designers at Capcom thought a native Floridian looks like.

You're right -- well sorta. It's the whole "American Cowboy" image. Same as how we always show Japanese people jumping around like coked-up monkies and breaking boards