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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse	Capcom;Disney (Capcom)	1992	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/O62zspxduU4[/media]*Emperor Pete has stolen Pluto. Now, Mickey will muster his magical might to save his canine companion. Try to avoid the snakes and bees that are hidden in the Treetops. Use the magic turban to dazzle Pete's guards in the Dark Forest. Become a firefighter, and extinguish the flames of the Fire Grotto. Finally, you'll infiltrate Pete's castle to explore the dungeon and rescue Pluto. Only you can help Mickey as he goes on THE MAGICAL QUEST.* [66]* [37]* [32]*Japanese version [29]* [27]
Goof Troop	Capcom;Disney (Capcom)	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/6iRNIskW_sM[/media]*Set sail for adventure with the Goof Troop! It's a great day for fishing and Goofy just caught a boatload of trouble! Pete and PJ have been kidnapped by pirates and Goofy and Max must row to their rescue. It's hilarious hijinks on the high seas as they trail the pirates to Spoonerville Island and bumble through the jungle to free their pals from the notorious Keelhaul Pete! Get on board with Goofy and Max as they race ashore to do battle with boards of burly buccaneers! Dodge exploding cannonballs and search dingy dungeons for clues to the pirates lair. Dig for buried treasure and solve perplexing puzzles to gain the keys needed to enter the pirate's stronghold. Sneak inside and you'll face Keelhaul Pete, the terror of the tropics!Also reviewed in Nintendo Player #15 without score. [46] [32]* [29]*** [27]
Aladdin	Capcom	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/J7Eu_GMX11U[/media]* [32]For years Jafar the Sultan's evil advisor has sought a magic treasure-a single lamp that holds the key to the greatest power in the world. With this goal in sight Jafar learns that only one person in the world can claim the magic lamp from the dreaded Cave of Wonders-one whose rags hide a heart that is pure-a diamond in the rough! Join Aladdin and his pet monkey Abu as they race through the marketplace toward their date with destiny. Watch as Jafar tricks our hero and his friend into retrieving the lamp from the dangerous Cave of Wonders. But Aladdin and Abu outwit Jafar releasing the power of a wacky blue Genie! Now Aladdin will have the chance to spoil Jafar's devious plans and win the hand of the beautiful princess Jasmine. But it will take more than magic to make his wishes come true... [27]The Super NES version of Aladdin is vastly different from its Genesis and Game Gear cousins. It's a well-done platformer that generally follows the plot of the movie (with a few extra stages). The only downside is that it is far too easy and most gamers will likely beat it in a day or two. [Jacquismo]**I've always loved Disney platformers, and this one is no exception. The music is great. The graphics look great for a 2-D platformer. The scrolling is as smooth as it can be. The control is nice and responsive. And for a platformer, this is as good as it gets. I played this when I was really young like crazy. This game is great! [Spiez]
Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie	Capcom	1994	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/5sWWZilax8o[/media]*US version [29]*Mickey and Minnie are back in "The Great Circus Mystery". It's up to you and a partner to find out who's behind all the mischeif and who kidnapped Pluto. You can play co-op with a friend as you climb trees, swing on ropes, and burn baddies with your many power-ups. [Dynamiton]
Mickey Mania: The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse	Sony Imagesoft (Traveller's Tales)	1994	Relive some of the greatest moments in Mickey Mouse's acting career with MICKEY MANIA: The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse. Help Mickey fight a variety of enemies in six of his classic cartoons including 'Steamboat Willey,' 'The Mad Doctor,' 'Moose Hunter,' 'Lonesome Ghosts,' 'Mickey and the Beanstalk,' and 'The Prince and the Pauper.' Disney animators created thousands of frames of animation to bring the look and feel of the animated features to the Super Nintendo. Experience Mickey in a more interactive form with MICKEY MANIA: The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse.
The Jungle Book	Virgin Interactive	1994	Journey as Mowgli through the magical adventures of Walt Disney's The JUNGLE BOOK original animated film! Explore vivid worlds, encounter wild creatures, and challenge all the jungle pals in this trek to survive the wild jungle.* [45]* [32]*** [29]
The Lion King	Virgin (Virgin Interactive)	1994	You think you want to be King? Get real. You're starting life as Simba, the cub. To survive and grow into a powerful adult lion, you must perfect your savage pounce, reckless roar and master fighting with all four paws. If you survive the challenge, you'll grow into a strong, ferocious adult lion. So prepare to scrap with hyenas. Blast through an elephant graveyard. Battle an in-your-face stampede of trampling wildebeests. And you'd better quit hanging with slackers like Timon and Pumbaa, unless you want to be scarfing bugs the rest of your life! Are you sure you want to be King? Then it's time to cut loose in the deadliest one-on-one brawl ever. Defeat your evil Uncle Scar. Recapture the Pridelands. And reclaim your rightful place in the Circle of Life!* [45]* [29]*** [27]
Beauty and the Beast	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1994
Mickey's Ultimate Challenge	HiTech (Hi Tech Expressions)	1994	Five Magical Puzzles Full Of Family Fun! The sky is rumbling! The Sky is rumbling! What ever can it be? cry the citizens of Beanwick,Is it a storm? Is it a monster? Is it the end of the Kingdom? I don't know, but I¿ll find out,says Mickey,If I have to search every room in the Castle of Beanwick to solve the mystery! In MICKEY'S ULTIMATE CHALLENGE, volunteer as Mickey or Minnie to help the Kingdom of Beanwick solve the mystery of the rumblings in the sky. But, first you must prove worthy of the challenge-by thinking your way through a series of fiendishly clevers from 4 to 104 can take full advantage of the game¿s interactive capabilities to put their critical thinking skills to the ultimate test. Five incredible locations! Five brain-teasing challenges starring many of your favorite Disney characters. Solve them all for a chance to see what's really up, up there! Is this all a dream? Play and decide for yourself!* [45]European version [32]US version [32]80% for 12 years old and younger 65% for others [29]**Mini Games
Mickey's Playtown Adventure: A Day of Discovery	Hi-Tech Expressions;Visual Concepts	1994	Mickey's Playtown Adventure: A Day of Discovery, or Mickey's Playtown Adventure for short, is a 1994 video game. The game stars Mickey Mouse as he goes on an adventure in Toontown to solve puzzles and riddles involving letters, numbers, shapes and objects. The game was cancelled before it could be released, despite being finished***A long time ago when I was searching for information on this game, I sent a message to artist Eric Browning about it, and he responded.: Mickey never saw the light of day. It was complete, I can't remember what happened. I tried animating Mickey- but Disney does not mess around with that guy and I simply am not trained as an animator. We sent it to Little Gangsters in L.A, an animation house Disney worked with. They did amazing animation- I was humbled by that. I got a ROM of Mickey, wow, I've come a long way. Pretty neat to see it, I remember every little pixel. The animation isn't as good as I remember, partly due to my inexperience and in large part because I think the programmer was forced to remove frames. After playing the game, I really think that Mr. Browning is selling his work short - the animation and graphics in this game are amazing for a SNES game. It is sort of set up like a point-and-click game. For instance, if you touch an empty flower pot, flowers bloom. The game might be a bit text heavy for the intended child friendly audience, which I assume might have been one of the reasons for it not being released. Some of the puzzles, notably the safe vault challenge, also have very frustrating controls. The game itself looks like it is pretty much complete, but it isn't really something that would appeal to the hardcore SNES fan. Perhaps unsurprisingly considering this game was geared towards young children, this game was not heavily featured in game magazines. The game was advanced enough that there is box art for it. Box art, from Half.com The ROM image that is out there comes from a scene release by the group Napalm, who leaked it on January 25, 1995. The checksum is correct in the leaked version. There really isn't any reason to believe the dump is hacked.
Snow White in Happily Ever After	ASC (Imagitec Design)	1994
Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken	Tomy (GRC)	1994
Donald Duck: Maho no Boushi	Epoch	1995
Mickey Mouse 3	Capcom;Disney	1995
Toy Story	Disney Interactive;Psygnosis;Traveller's Tales (Global A Entertainment)	1995	3D graphics blast you TO INFINITY AND BEYOND! Ride a rampaging Rex through a sea of hostile toys. Defeat squeeze-toy aliens and avoid the evil CLAW! Ward off mutant toys with karate-chop Buzz! But whatever you do, don't become dog food. Humongous characters and sharper-than-life 3D - all on an outrageous 32 Megs!* [46]* [32]*** [27]
Alice no Paint Adventure	Epoch;Disney (SAS Sakata)	1995	Strangely, the game is not mouse-compatible.
Bonkers	Capcom	1995	Toontown will never be the same now that Bonkers D. Bobcat is a cop. Three of Toontown's most precious treasures, the Sorcerer's Hat, the Mermaid's Voice, and the Magic Lamp, are stolen, causing BONKERS to find himself on his first case. You'll have to guide Bonkers and his faithful friend, Fall Apart Rabbit, as you fight off enemies while searching for important clues.
Mickey to Donald: Magical Adventure 3	Capcom	1995	Game description from [[link:http://www.romhacking.net Romhacking.net]]: Mickey and Donald - Magical Adventure 3 is the third series in the Disney-inspired platormers made by Capcom in the 1990's. The game plays just like The Magical Quest and The Great Circus Mystery: Go through levels, gain new costumes that empower you with new skills, repeat. The game begins with Mickey and Donald playing with Huey, Louie and Dewey, but the three kids piss off Donald, which makes them run away in fear. They hide in the attic, where they find a book which absorbs them. Rather, King Pete decides to kidnap them and make them his slaves. Some imagery. Once Mickey and Donald find out about this, a fairy shows up and sends them into the book to find the nephews and stop King Pete. The game is pretty damn good, the graphics and music are awesome, too. And you can choose between Mickey or Donald, which is fun if you prefer one over the other. The only bad thing is that Mickey gets the best gear, while Donald gets the crappy stuff. For example, Mickey gets some awesome armor. What does Donald get? A wooden barrel, a bucket, and a wooden hammer. Poor, poor Donald. I didn't play through the entire game, but you can get an armor, some tree-climbing equipment (which is similar to the mountain climbing gear you get in part two), and a magic lamp. Weird. But fun. The game might be a bit easy for some folks, though. But it's still pretty fun to seek out all hidden life containers and bonus games in there. Unofficial English translation available: [[link:http://www.rpgone.net/ http://www.rpgone.net/]] [cjlee001]
Cold Shadow	Disney (Rateblack)	1996	Featuring Donald Duck!
Pinocchio	Nintendo;Virgin (Disney Interactive)	1996
Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games	THQ (Tiertex)	1997

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