Ridge wallets are really bad, but i respect you doing the sponsorships with them, just wish you did more sponsors for things you actually use often and whatnit
NewKidCo were mostly known for preschool games that usually weren't very educational. For example, their Dragon Tales game for GBC was a frustrating mess that not even an adult could finish, let alone a dumb kid that hasn't even learned how to read yet. Also, they weren't the developers of Goofy's Fun House, just the publishers. The game was actually developed by The Code Monkeys, who are mostly known for two things: ports (such as the Genesis port of Turrican and a Java phone port of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow), and the Dingo Pictures movies disguised as minigame compilations.
I loved Simba's Mighty Adventure as a kid. As a Lion King obsessed kid, the thrill I got from finishing the scar battle and seeing there was not only more game, but more game based on the second movie that had almost no media? Priceless.
I saw Goofy on the thumbnail and I thought it was going to be the Skateboarding game starring him and Max for PC. I don't think I have ever seen anyone talk about that game
I had Goofy's Fun House on PS1 when it came out and actually kind of liked it but I think it was just because you could unlock the old cartoons. I haven't played it in years and I no longer have my PS1 so I can't play the older games that I had. I haven't played any of the other games in this video so I can't speak for their quality. I do remember another Disney game on PS2 that I liked because it played similar to Mario Golf called Disney Golf. You just got to golf as Mickey and his friends.
The fact crap like this exists is probably the reason most gamers are male. Even as a kids game it's just dire. If I was told this was all I could play I wouldn't be happy either. I have a younger sister. I know how it goes with these "girl games" they'll play it. Say they enjoy it but then drop it very quickly and either ditch gaming as a hobby entirely or move on to play an actual game.
7:26 I don't want to admit I played that as a kid, but I played that as a kid. And I've recently revisited a few months before watching this video, and the controls are even worse than I remembered. No wonder I could never beat it as a kid.
I still have my copy of Magical Jewels!! i remember playing it in 1st grade and finishing it twice! The whole rebuilding the castle with the jewels just mmmm chef kiss. I might be the exception of a kid having fun cuz i remember having genuine fun but maybe it was just bc i was stuck in a hospital room for a while that year
Oh man that Roar of the Beast game was locked so deep in my memory, my mom rented it for me when I was stuck at home sick with the Chicken Pox. Even delirious and bedridden I knew the game was baaaaad.
I'm just gonna say it. For Episode 3 of Terrible Disney Games, one of the games you should cover is Gravity Falls: Legend of the Gnome Gemulets for the Nintendo 3DS. I've mentioned this before in my comment of the first Terrible Disney Games episode, but as someone who hates Gravity Falls for being such an un-Disney-like show, I knew the game was going to land on the "The Problem With Licensed Games" page on TvTropes. The game may have show-accurate graphics and dialogue, but it has extremely monotonous gameplay, boring music more fitting for a western, uninspired and recycled boss fights, and is far too easy, being beatable in approximately five hours. It also is low on the creepiness factor (which, in my opinion, is a blessing in disguise).
Even Disney's somewhat descent games from the 90s have the problem of being overly difficult due to unfair and often, poorly implemented mechanics. I get that it was a thing in the 90s to make games more difficult, but come on, it's probably easier to beat Mario The Lost Levels than it is beating The Lion King without cheats.
I believe Bell's Quest has no continues but a level select code. It's pretty short I remember finishing the game in maybe an hour where most of it was that maze level in the castle. I definitely think its the better of the 2 Beauty and the Beast games on genesis but thats not saying much.
You should give a look at PK: Out of the Shadows, a game based on a panned reboot of a cult italian comic book where Donald Duck is a superhero. It was made in a well meaning but ill thought attempt to make the character more famous in America so that the comic could be translated... and maybe receive an animated adaptation. It flopped and alongside of some of the choices of the rebooted comic (like removing some of the most popular characters of the original comic and changing the backstory of one of them) caused the comic to be canned after 24 issues and the PK "brand" to go dormant for years.
@@sarafontanini7051 Only part of it, as far as I remember. Boom Comics translated some of the first issues of Paperinik New Adventures as Duck Avenger, but it was a flop. There are fan translations of them tho.
that Lion King game looks like they took the Tarzan game engine and some assets from, barely adjusted them with new models and sounds, took the Crash Bandicoot formula with that and said let's go.
10:39 uhhh, i think someone's personal muscle fetish artwork was put in the game by accident. unless that's an obscure reference to something i don't know about.
10:22 If you want a little history lesson NewKidCo was known for publishing a lot of licensed games in the early 2000’s with properties ranging from Disney, Looney Tunes, Sesame Street etc. They actually made a pretty decent Tom and Jerry game called War of the Whiskers which is like a 3D arena fighting game similar to Power Stone.
... So is no one going to mention the out of place, Deviant or Furaffinty looking wall of muscle art that was in Goofy's Funhouse at 10:38? It was just so jarring to see.
Call me a masochist but I got original CD for the Goofy fun house, and completed it about 5 times to 100%. ... and the fishing game was the best, spent several hours playing just that. x)
I had a lot of enjoyment out of Goofy's Fun House as a kid. It wasn't good, sure, but the ability to watch full Goofy cartoons in semi-decent quality was a big deal back then.
I loved the goofy game as a kid, I actually played it a lot. Another Disney game I liked playing was the cooking one with Mickey Mouse. If I remember the name I'll post it in the comments later, or if anyone know what I'm talking about please tell me.
Oh, I grew up with both the Lion king one and the Goofy one, they were a lot of fun, where they good? Maybe, I haven't played them in years, but I remember having a lot of fun with the goofy one more that the Lion King one.
that disney princesses one seems familiar to me... oh wait now I remember! back before the DSi was announced my sister used to own this pink DS Lite with a few games: some MLP game that I don't remember because I never played it, Super Monkey Ball Touch & Roll, which was a fun time, and that disney princesses game... I've seen her play it and... I immediately walked away to go play Guitar Hero On Tour for my own DS while my brother was the one playing through Guitar Hero 3 on his PS2... on the topic of that anyone here ever play Guitar Hero 3 on PS2 instead of Xbox 360? and was there a PS3 port of it?
i had the princess gem collecting game as a kid and i couldnt even play it with the sound on cuz the noises they made annoyed me so much. not a good game
Just found your channel due to this video don't forget spectrobes twi games on the ds and one on the wii were made by Disney i think it might be one of there only game based franchise's
You should do a video on crappy ports, I mean I heard the PAL exclusive NES port of the Lion King sucks. Either way you did a good job with this video.
Understand the criticism, but having a three year old daughter, simple stylus touch screen controls around a Disney Visual Theme, personally I think there is much appeal there. Certain that is what the developers were thinking.
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Ridge wallets are really bad, but i respect you doing the sponsorships with them, just wish you did more sponsors for things you actually use often and whatnit
I remember playing goofy fun house and i completed the game 100% oh collecting all flim cans you get bonus cartoon goofy in the zoo
I'll give Goofy's Fun House this much. They remembered Powerline years before the retro nostalgic Disney merchandising kick. That's something.
The more you go down the bad kids game rabbit hole, the more of NewKidCo you will see.
Trust me, Gilly... you haven't even scratched the surface.
Fun Fact: Atlus made a Disney game for the PS1 called My Disney Kitchen which is an educational game
Hold on, *ATLUS?* Like, Persona 5 Atlus?
@@niche8137 Yes, they even published it themselves in Japan. Look for the Japanese cover
Jack frost, my favorite Disney princess from SMT.
@@MathieuLeblanc1991 I'll keep that in mind! Thank you, Mathieu!
Igor is my favourite Disney princess
The unlocking old cartoons to watch concept would probably fit well in an Epic Mickey game.
If a new one is ever made, that is.
Unfortunately the company that made Epic mickey is gone😔
I did hear that Disney is apparently trying to get Epic Mickey remastered as a thing, it's been an on and off rumor for a while now...
I'm pretty sure you COULD unlock a few in Epic Mickey iirc.
@@Bubbabyte99 I distinctly recall watching "The Mad Doctor" while playing that game so yeah I think you're right. It's been a while though.
I liked Goody’s fun house as a kid because it was one of the few options I had of watching old Disney shorts.
NewKidCo were mostly known for preschool games that usually weren't very educational. For example, their Dragon Tales game for GBC was a frustrating mess that not even an adult could finish, let alone a dumb kid that hasn't even learned how to read yet.
Also, they weren't the developers of Goofy's Fun House, just the publishers. The game was actually developed by The Code Monkeys, who are mostly known for two things: ports (such as the Genesis port of Turrican and a Java phone port of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow), and the Dingo Pictures movies disguised as minigame compilations.
Oh yeah, those were the guys behind Simpsons Skateboarding
A BEAUTIFUL rendition of the “Tale as Old as Time” song you came up with Gilly! Another great video!
I loved Simba's Mighty Adventure as a kid. As a Lion King obsessed kid, the thrill I got from finishing the scar battle and seeing there was not only more game, but more game based on the second movie that had almost no media? Priceless.
That little
Music riff after the beast segment . *Mwuah* chef kiss you ledg
I saw Goofy on the thumbnail and I thought it was going to be the Skateboarding game starring him and Max for PC. I don't think I have ever seen anyone talk about that game
Caddy did a month ago.
@@cannibalisticrequiem He talked about other Disney Skateboarding games but not that one. The one I am talking about is Extremely Goofy Skateboarding.
@@skapokonroll oh noooo, that Disney Skateboarding game. XD
I had Goofy's Fun House on PS1 when it came out and actually kind of liked it but I think it was just because you could unlock the old cartoons. I haven't played it in years and I no longer have my PS1 so I can't play the older games that I had. I haven't played any of the other games in this video so I can't speak for their quality. I do remember another Disney game on PS2 that I liked because it played similar to Mario Golf called Disney Golf. You just got to golf as Mickey and his friends.
Mickey Raceway USA?
I remember New Kid Co.
They made 2 Tom and Jerry games, one Original Xbox which I believe was discontinued due to glitches.
Funny timing for me because I just discovered Roar of the Beast like a week ago. Some nice spritework but holy SHIT the gameplay is fucking awful.
The games that were forgotten for a reason.
Ah it seems like I find you everywhere Junge of the Georgle donator
Magical mirror starring mickey mouse is another bad one. The most braindead slow as hell point and click game.
Donald duck going quakers is a bad one
What about Hide & Seek Starring Mickey Mouse? Or is it the same exact game?
@@bewearstar9462 It´s not the worst game I played
@@bewearstar9462 it’s really just crash bandicoot but not as good.
The Princess One look like one of these typical "Girly Games" who are typically bad under the excuse for be "for girls"
Yes that's very true. :)
The fact crap like this exists is probably the reason most gamers are male. Even as a kids game it's just dire. If I was told this was all I could play I wouldn't be happy either.
I have a younger sister. I know how it goes with these "girl games" they'll play it. Say they enjoy it but then drop it very quickly and either ditch gaming as a hobby entirely or move on to play an actual game.
“Mom, can I get the Puppeteer game?”
“We got *Puppeteer at home”
*Disney Princess DS being the “Puppeteer” at home
@stinky steve I'm just glad the squad has finally noticed me, hopefully they invite me to their table
The first twenty seconds of Belles Quest reminded me juuuuuust so slightly of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and I got 100 Angry Nintendo Nerd flashbacks
7:26 I don't want to admit I played that as a kid, but I played that as a kid. And I've recently revisited a few months before watching this video, and the controls are even worse than I remembered. No wonder I could never beat it as a kid.
holy shit i remember playing disney princess magical jewels as a kid!!! i thought it was the coolest shit, but i was also like 6 years old
I still have my copy of Magical Jewels!! i remember playing it in 1st grade and finishing it twice! The whole rebuilding the castle with the jewels just mmmm chef kiss. I might be the exception of a kid having fun cuz i remember having genuine fun but maybe it was just bc i was stuck in a hospital room for a while that year
Oh man that Roar of the Beast game was locked so deep in my memory, my mom rented it for me when I was stuck at home sick with the Chicken Pox.
Even delirious and bedridden I knew the game was baaaaad.
I'm just gonna say it. For Episode 3 of Terrible Disney Games, one of the games you should cover is Gravity Falls: Legend of the Gnome Gemulets for the Nintendo 3DS. I've mentioned this before in my comment of the first Terrible Disney Games episode, but as someone who hates Gravity Falls for being such an un-Disney-like show, I knew the game was going to land on the "The Problem With Licensed Games" page on TvTropes. The game may have show-accurate graphics and dialogue, but it has extremely monotonous gameplay, boring music more fitting for a western, uninspired and recycled boss fights, and is far too easy, being beatable in approximately five hours. It also is low on the creepiness factor (which, in my opinion, is a blessing in disguise).
Even Disney's somewhat descent games from the 90s have the problem of being overly difficult due to unfair and often, poorly implemented mechanics. I get that it was a thing in the 90s to make games more difficult, but come on, it's probably easier to beat Mario The Lost Levels than it is beating The Lion King without cheats.
I believe Bell's Quest has no continues but a level select code. It's pretty short I remember finishing the game in maybe an hour where most of it was that maze level in the castle. I definitely think its the better of the 2 Beauty and the Beast games on genesis but thats not saying much.
If I could give you a second thumbs up for parodying Beauty and the Beast’s theme 🎶 I would, but since I can’t I put it here instead. 👍
It’s not much of a parody it’s more of a 8-BIT demake, but yeah it’s good either way
You should give a look at PK: Out of the Shadows, a game based on a panned reboot of a cult italian comic book where Donald Duck is a superhero. It was made in a well meaning but ill thought attempt to make the character more famous in America so that the comic could be translated... and maybe receive an animated adaptation. It flopped and alongside of some of the choices of the rebooted comic (like removing some of the most popular characters of the original comic and changing the backstory of one of them) caused the comic to be canned after 24 issues and the PK "brand" to go dormant for years.
fortunately in recent years they translated the comic into english : 3
@@sarafontanini7051 Only part of it, as far as I remember. Boom Comics translated some of the first issues of Paperinik New Adventures as Duck Avenger, but it was a flop. There are fan translations of them tho.
@@emanuelepolloni4002 aww damn they stopped? :c dammit
@@sarafontanini7051 Yeah... Apparently Disney Comics seels poorly in America. Which is kinda ironic if you think well about it.
Donald Duck IS a superhero, and he has been for decades.
Phantomias, anyone?
that Lion King game looks like they took the Tarzan game engine and some assets from, barely adjusted them with new models and sounds, took the Crash Bandicoot formula with that and said let's go.
A lot of Disney games are just mediocre, not necessarily bad.
Meanwhile most Dreamworks games are abysmal.
@@marianokaz1503 Actually was a decent fan of Shark Tale for PC as a kid, even though it sucks
@@marianokaz1503 I know what you mean, since I watched Caddicarus's video about them
I wonder if we'll talk about Wreck-It Ralph for 3DS
10:39 uhhh, i think someone's personal muscle fetish artwork was put in the game by accident. unless that's an obscure reference to something i don't know about.
"I would really be surprised if any kid actually got any enjoyment out of this garbage"
*suggested: gillythekid*
Nice
Roar of the Beast could make an effective rage game if retooled slightly.
The next game you need to take about disney golf
10:22 If you want a little history lesson NewKidCo was known for publishing a lot of licensed games in the early 2000’s with properties ranging from Disney, Looney Tunes, Sesame Street etc. They actually made a pretty decent Tom and Jerry game called War of the Whiskers which is like a 3D arena fighting game similar to Power Stone.
I had Tigger's Honey Hunt for the Nintendo 64 and it was developed by NewKidCo.
... So is no one going to mention the out of place, Deviant or Furaffinty looking wall of muscle art that was in Goofy's Funhouse at 10:38? It was just so jarring to see.
I remember having a Goofy skateboarding game that came in my cereal box.
This comment is so funny because he covered this game in his new tony hawk video
Disney employee: man i sure like smash bros. Disney extensive:Nintendo
That disney princess game looks pretty. If I was a little girl I would've loved it.
Yeah that seems about right, i think my sister grew up with a DS and played the same Disney Princess game along with other licensed garbage...
I owned disney princesses magical jewels. Im entirely ashamed of it.
Amazing rendition of “tale as old as time” 😂😂😂
What beautiful rendition of Beauty and the Beast! Dame Landsbury would be proud!
Call me a masochist but I got original CD for the Goofy fun house, and completed it about 5 times to 100%. ... and the fishing game was the best, spent several hours playing just that. x)
I know someone rather young who has that Magical Jewels game, and from what I recall they quite enjoyed playing it.
Why are there cobras in 17th century France?
I had a lot of enjoyment out of Goofy's Fun House as a kid. It wasn't good, sure, but the ability to watch full Goofy cartoons in semi-decent quality was a big deal back then.
1:22 Shake your Phone
And see the magic 👍🏻
The Goofy racing game runs at roughly 7 frames per second, and you're right; I was, in fact, able to tell just by looking at it.
I actually had the goofy game when i was a kid.
Easily my favorite gaming RUclips channel. You’re an amazing personality.
I used to play the driving game in Goofy Fun House a lot.
It was clunky but fun
I grew up playing Belle’s Quest. I was pissed when I got to the fourth level only to find out that it was the last level.
The funny thing is that they splitted up in two games. So to get the best ending both of them probaly was cut
I loved the goofy game as a kid, I actually played it a lot. Another Disney game I liked playing was the cooking one with Mickey Mouse. If I remember the name I'll post it in the comments later, or if anyone know what I'm talking about please tell me.
10:39 why is there a drawing of a buff Winnie the Pooh in a red speedo on the wall?
1:53 The original 3 Splatterhouse games are a good comparison for that game type
Oh, I grew up with both the Lion king one and the Goofy one, they were a lot of fun, where they good?
Maybe, I haven't played them in years, but I remember having a lot of fun with the goofy one more that the Lion King one.
that disney princesses one seems familiar to me... oh wait now I remember! back before the DSi was announced my sister used to own this pink DS Lite with a few games: some MLP game that I don't remember because I never played it, Super Monkey Ball Touch & Roll, which was a fun time, and that disney princesses game... I've seen her play it and... I immediately walked away to go play Guitar Hero On Tour for my own DS while my brother was the one playing through Guitar Hero 3 on his PS2... on the topic of that anyone here ever play Guitar Hero 3 on PS2 instead of Xbox 360? and was there a PS3 port of it?
That My Little Pony game must've been a G3 game. Pinkie Pie's Party, I believe.
I remember Roar of the beast all too well.
I had a Disney Princess game on PlayStation 2 and I remember really loving it and a Disney Princess game on Gameboy advance
I remember playing the Disney princess games on the wii and ds! I loved them and the Wii game was AMAZING.
the disney princess magic jewels game music gave me fucking whiplash
Rise of the Underminer: a tedious and boring beat’em up.
i had the princess gem collecting game as a kid and i couldnt even play it with the sound on cuz the noises they made annoyed me so much. not a good game
Could you cover the gargoyles genesis game in your next Disney video? it is a bad game, but it has some decent redeeming qualities.
1:06
Maybe jo one talks about them because no one wants to remember them...
Caddicarus actually reviewed Simba's Mighty Adventure
+Chicken Permission I remember that review. That was the review that introduced me to his channel.
Simba's stuck, Simba's stuck, Simba's stuck on a wall, the f□♡•!
Just found your channel due to this video don't forget spectrobes twi games on the ds and one on the wii were made by Disney i think it might be one of there only game based franchise's
Simba's Mighty Adventure is not so bad.
You should do a video on crappy ports, I mean I heard the PAL exclusive NES port of the Lion King sucks.
Either way you did a good job with this video.
does anyone remember that really weird disneyland game for the kinect?
Yo I remember playing the Magic Jewels game so much as a kid
Is this Legend Raid Shadows?
i liked disney princess magical jewels when i was younger
Weird, melody of memory isn't on this list even though it should be
Lion King and Alladin on NES.
Yo I remember when you made bad reviews of kids games lol.
As always excellent job
Those princess look scary as hell
Can we just talk about that singing voice though?
Goofy's Fun House is actually a great game imo
I've never played it but yeah it seems a standard PS1 game for kids, probably I would enjoy it back in the days
@@velvet7138 idk it might just be my Goofy bias speaking but it’s actually a pretty good game
Understand the criticism, but having a three year old daughter, simple stylus touch screen controls around a Disney Visual Theme, personally I think there is much appeal there.
Certain that is what the developers were thinking.
I love your hear! 😻😻😻
Rugrats game review when?
I had disney princess magic jewels when i was a kid. I thought it was bad then, and my opinions don't change here.
This game S U C K S.
yo goofy's fun house is a decent game cmon
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you made this just cause disney+ come to latin american recently right?
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