The 16-bit versions of Aladdin and Lion King have gotten a ton of love from fans as of late, but here are five other Disney games you’ll fall in love with if you give them a chance.
Mickey’s Speedway USA: This 2000 racer for the Nintendo 64 sporting solid visuals and was a lot better than anyone could have expected thanks to a fun story that involved the player rescuing Mickey’s dog, Pluto. Add in some cool tracks from all over the country and it’s a lot deeper than you’d expect as well.
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix: Hard to complain about a DDR game with Disney tunes.
Hercules: Essentially a celebration of 16-bit gameplay, the Greek god’s romp on the PlayStation is a throwback to fun times.
The Nightmare Before Christmas: Bogie’s Revenge: Okay, so this isn’t exactly great, but it’s a fun entry for little ones that want to see the movie in video game form. The camera is annoying and the gameplay is shallow, but it’s a pleasure on the eyes.
Lego The Incredibles: Released in 2018 on current generation consoles, this is another awesome Lego game, just with a Disney property. For some reason, it doesn’t get the love it deserves.
Patrick Hickey, Jr., is the founder and editor-in-chief of ReviewFix.com and a lecturer of English and journalism at Kingsborough Community College, in Brooklyn, New York. Over the past decade, his video game coverage has been featured in national ad campaigns by top publishers the likes of Nintendo, Deep Silver, Disney and EA Sports. His book series, "The Minds Behind the Games: Interviews With Cult and Classic Game Developers," from McFarland and Company, has earned praise from Forbes, Huffington Post, The New York Daily News and MSG Networks. He is also a former editor at NBC and National Video Games Writer at the late-Examiner.com
