The gameplay is as hard as it’s ever been which I love, it’s not been made any easier and at times it’s frustrating, if anything it’s exactly like the original title in terms of difficulty. The controls are ridiculously simple too with one button for jump and another to make Scrooge use his walking stick as a pogo stick and use his cane to hit various objects. Immediately I discovered that there’s a knack to using the pogo jump at the right time or you’ll just end up bouncing into an enemy. It’s simple controls like this that let you get more involved with the gameplay and the story rather than stopping every few seconds to check you’re hitting the right button.
The Disney video game legacy was huge enough to saturate the gaming industry covering generations of the gaming history.
Despite Walt Disney's mixed history with video games, these games embody the magic of Disney the best.
When you think of Disney and video games, the first image that comes to your head could be a variety of things. Perhaps it's Kingdom Hearts, which remains one of the best Square Enix games due in little part to Disney’s influence.
Otherwise, it could be a classic game, since Disney has been mostly absent from the gaming world lately, save for some mobile ventures. Whether it be a nostalgic adventure with classic characters or a movie tie-in that makes an impression, let’s dust off Disney’s videogame legacy and find those quality standouts.
listen .. Donald Duck in Maui Mallard
and World of illusion are the best disney games.
With River City Girls 2 arriving next week, it's time to look at the company's best!
must.play.this.
This is one of the few reasons to hook the Xbox back up!
One of the best games on NES. Surprisingly good, now if only Konami would remake/remaster the Goonies II.