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Note: it's not that Kingdom Hearts III couldn't get Danny DeVito back for the role (though he never appeared in Kingdom Hearts, all the voice roles for Phil in other media were done by Robert Costanzo with the sole exception of the PS1 game and one of those interactive storybook games Disney used to make), it's that Ichiro Nagai, Phil's Japanese voice actor, died in 2014, and characters in Japan are often "retired" if their voice actor passes. Same thing happened to Colonel Campbell, "retired" after the death of Takeshi Aono, which is why all of Snake's codec conversations in Smash Ultimate are recycled from Brawl.
Funfact: The Japanese release of Epic Mickey was published by Nintendo and included many bug fixes for the camera and allows you to skip projector levels after beating them once! If you make a backup of the Japanese disc you can edit it easily to play in full English too.
See, people whine about developers using patches as an excuse to not make sure their games work on release, but then you get stuff like this where the game launches with bugs anyway and they'd have been perfectly willing to fix it if they could, _but they can't._
I heard Phil doesn't speak in Kingdom Hearts 3 because his Japanese voice actor died, and they didn't want to recast out of respect. I get it, but that's why Phil is silent in the actual game. I personally would have cut Phil out if it mean having less awkward scenes, but I totally get why you'd leave him in too.
Yes, plus the Japanese are very respectful to the actors that voice the characters. Chikao Otsuka the Japanese voice actor who played Xehanort died in 2015, for such a plot important character, they had to replace him. Akio Ōtsuka his son, who is also a voice actor, ended up replacing him, which was seen as a respectful choice. Voice actors in Japanese normally stay casted as that characters voice. Which is why the Japanese voice of goku has always been voiced by the same woman.
The soundtrack of Maui Mallard has forever been engraved into my brain, living rent free and popping up at random times. Truly an underrated gem of an ost
Lol, I was going to suggest he Google how to pronounce mallard if no one else pointed it out. He said it so many times with such confidence I couldn't help but laughing after the first three.
Kingdom Hearts 2.5, Epic Mickey 1 and 2 and Ducktales Remastered are one of my favorites. Emperors new groove, Tron evolution and Asobo´s WALL-E i like them.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne no they have aged poorly. I love tried saying this before and just get mad flack but the games are just from a different time, doesn't mean they weren't great and aren't still good they just aged like milk
I'd argue the Wii version of Epic Mickey 2 is in fact, a good game, and fixed many issues the original game had, it's just literally every other version that's more than a tad lackluster.
@@stevethepocket The controls mostly, it just doesn't feel quite right with a standard control scheme. Then there's also that they wanted a co-op gimmick for the game and Oswald's ai isn't the best at times.
For me, I have pretty fond childhood memories of playing "Disney's Magical Quest 2 The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie" with my sister. Just a really fun capcom platformer for the SNES with similar co-op to World of Illusion
Me and my brother spent every day after school playing World of Illusion. I never knew the single player journey was different until you just told me lmao I never played it without him. It was my childhood
Shoutout to Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, which is probably both one of my favorite Disney games and my favorite Lego game (although, honestly, putting a Traveller's Tales Lego game on any best licensed games list feels like a cop-out )
Thank you for not only acknowledging how awesome Eurocom was (RIP), but also Toy Story 3. Nobody believes me when I tell people that it's a great game. It rules.
A disney game that holds a special place in my heart is Disney Extreme Skate Adventure as it was my first video game ever! When I first got it, I didn't have a memory card so I'd play the first couple levels over and over again and absolutely loved it! The game came out in 2003 and to this day I still have its soundtrack in my head and will start singing the songs while chilling at home!
You bringing up Tron 2.0 just brought back so many fond memories I have with this game. Bought it alongside my first proper gaming PC back in the day. In fact, it was the reason I made sure said PC had a DVD drive since the game was only on DVD over here. And it was worth it! I replayed Tron 2.0's first quarter so many times and some of the game's setpieces are etched into my memory to the point I still feel chills thinking about them.
I remember it being my first action/rpg hybrid. It was like Deus Ex-lite before I'd played Deus Ex and I remember young me being so confounded by some of the systems because I was a kid and numbers in my action game, does not compute. I don't think I ever finished it but I know I played it a lot.
Some kids played the Tony Hawke games to get their skateboarding fix. I played "Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure" for the PS2, and had an absolute blast with it. The soundtrack was pretty dope for a Disney licensed game as well.
Not too different an experience, I'd imagine. I'm sure you know and have probably been told a million times before, but Extreme Skate Adventure was made with the same engine as Pro Skater 4. So, there's your fun fact you probably never want to hear again.
For me, it’s Disney Magical World 1 and 2 for the 3ds, and Disney Magical World 2 Enchanted Edition for the Switch. Very Cute, based off a Japan only Arcade game series, very fun and simple! NEED a third game
I know there was a lot to cover and not enough time but I feel like an epsiode fully dedicated to the Disney-Capcom games is needed. Its a crime to overlook so many of them or give them a passing mention when those games would all probably fit in the top tier of any "best Disney games" list. Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse getting a quick nod and Goof Troop not even getting name checked hurt my soul in a video called "Good Disney Games".
Kinda stoked to see that the Emperors New Groove game was actually good. I remember loving it as a child but thought maybe that was just my dumb kid brain, that certainly was the case with many other games
i remember seeing this game on a store before and after seeing "starrting micky" kinda made me not want to buy it cuz it sounds like one of those bad licensed game
Glad to see someone talking about World Of illusion, i played a lot of It in my grandma's Mega Drive (that was given to when she passed away) i have a lot of lovely Memories from This game with her, i also recomend the Master System games in the Illusion séries (castle of illusion in particular i think is better than the genesis version) i love This séries with the botton of my heart
The intro to World of Illusion still gives me chills to this day. Also, I heard that Quackshot was on route to receive a remake a la DuckTales but it was cancelled. Such a shame. It was one of my favorites on the Mega Drive too.
Awesome vid! Man World of Illusion, at the time when it came out, looked like an animated Disney movie to me, especially the first stage with the caterpillar in the foreground. I still have my original cart and still play it on occasion. And there was something about that soundtrack that really stayed with me for decades!
Ah, Disney activity centres... I feel like they deserve a video all of their own, since those things were awesome, at least if you were under 10 and wanted to unwind after playing Doom or Quake
So i was watching a retro streamer a while back play magical tetris challenge, and apparently, part of the reason the soundtrack bopped so hard might be because the devs behind the music thought they were developing music for a completely different puzzle game (i forget which...) but then it was pivotted to disney tetris later on.
Wow, you actually unlocked a deep deep buried memory with the disney racing tour. I remember sinking hours into that game nightly as a young young kid and completely forgot about it! Thank you!
I didn't know there were THREE different games in World of Illusion. I only recently learned through rom play through that the Mickey game was different from Donald's game but I didn't know they squeezed a third game in there. NEAT. We always borrowed our neighbor's copy.
What makes me sad is that we will probably never see another game like Magical Tetris Challenge again. The modern rules for making Tetris games prohibit people from altering the pieces from their original shapes. Which is a damn shame beucase Magica Tetris Challenge is one of the most fun Tetris games out there.
So nice to hear someone praising World of Illusions game play, especially noting the co-op. So many fun hours playing with my brother and friends, mostly screwing around and sabotaging one another.
I got a few weird curveballs from PC: Nightmare Ned, Disney Villains' Revenge, and Escape From DeVil Manor; you might notice a pattern there, if you look into the details
I played that Hercules game so much as a kid, it has a feel like no other game. I really need to find it at a garage sale or something because these online prices are ridiculous lol.
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Besides the obvious, which’s the Kingdom Hearts games, some of my favorite Disney games have to be the OG Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse, Epic Mickey and that Toy Story 3 game. Which much like X-Men Origins Wolverine, was way better than a licensed movie game had any right to be.
I was today years old when I found out why the snow level song from Gex was the same as Disney's Magical Racing snow level. I only played Gex's demo so I wasn't aware the dino song was the same as well.
I remember really enjoying The Emperor's New Groove, but I also remember finding it very very easy, I beat it in like two or fide days and exchanged it for another game at the store. Never the less I always remembered it as really, really good time, just like the movie.
Yes, someone finally did a Disney videogames video and at least mentioned Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding. Would have preferred more time for it, but I'm glad someone else knows what it is.
The Haunted Mansion is a super overlooked Disney game! A lot of people wrote it off since it was released around the same time as that awful Haunted Mansion movie with Eddie Murphy, but the game itself has its own unrelated story, and it's actually a pretty fun child-friendly horror game
When talking about good Pixar games, I hope you'll put in a good word for A Bug's Life. The music in that game is awesome and as a kid I loved not only the berry throw as an attack, but growing plants to create platforms and collect tokens to upgrade these.
My favorite Disney x Capcom game will always be the Goof Troop Co-Op Zelda-like for SNES; such an underrated classic and apparently one of Shinji Makami's first games before being brought in for Resident Evil.
Oh man. Seeing Castle of Illusion just unlocked memories from when I was... maybe 4-5 years old? Absolutely forgot I had even played it. It was the toy-land level that did it. It's amazing how the most inconsequential things can just unearth a memory you haven't recalled in fricken years.
Oh hey, i was in a Disney parade when I was in marching band, too. I think at Disney World (that’s the one in Florida, right?). I don’t remember a video we had to watch for “expectations” but it honestly could have been something I barely paid attention to and just forgot about, especially since this was like 15 years ago.
World of Illusion is what fired up my nostalgia neurons here, my friend owned it and we spent SO many hours teaming up or solo-running it... so yeah, I know all about it's various games in game. Felt SO massive back then... also played but never finished Cold Shadow, which made me mad because it's Donald as a NINJA how could I not love it? But alas- the friend who owned that game didn't like it, the controls WERE kinda slippery tho, so we seldom played it together.
Phil not talking in KHIII is because the Japanese voice actor died and out of respect they didn't want to replace him, so he don't talk in other languages either
Was hoping to find someone who also loved the Toy Story 2 video game. I played it on the PS1, and it, along with Spyro 2, was one of my all-time favorites.
When you started the video by skipping over Mystical Quest I was a little sad because that one is probably the one when I think of "Disney License game" but then you absolutely made up for it by including Magical Racing Tour, a game I played the PC version of and nobody seems to remember. People always assume I'm making stuff up, especially when I tell them that aside from Chip & Dale there were no recognizable Disney characters in it and the tracks were based on Themepark Rides, which, y'know, fair. Also how did I not know that Eurocom made both 007 Nightfire (basically the Bond Multiplayer game of my childhood) and also Maui Mallard and Hercules? Dang, what a wide range of talent.
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Nice joke about the snes aladdin being better than the mega drive. 😂
Has to be Ducktales and to my surprise the 2017 ReBoot was fantastic as well
Bro, mallard is pronounced maa-lurd
have you ever shown your figure collection behind you
I seen The Jungle Book like a billion times 4:43
Note: it's not that Kingdom Hearts III couldn't get Danny DeVito back for the role (though he never appeared in Kingdom Hearts, all the voice roles for Phil in other media were done by Robert Costanzo with the sole exception of the PS1 game and one of those interactive storybook games Disney used to make), it's that Ichiro Nagai, Phil's Japanese voice actor, died in 2014, and characters in Japan are often "retired" if their voice actor passes. Same thing happened to Colonel Campbell, "retired" after the death of Takeshi Aono, which is why all of Snake's codec conversations in Smash Ultimate are recycled from Brawl.
that's not necessarily true. it mostly depends on whether or not an actor passes the torch before dying. for example, Lupin III
@@kyuven that's why I said often, and not always
Nice avatar
Funfact: The Japanese release of Epic Mickey was published by Nintendo and included many bug fixes for the camera and allows you to skip projector levels after beating them once! If you make a backup of the Japanese disc you can edit it easily to play in full English too.
See, people whine about developers using patches as an excuse to not make sure their games work on release, but then you get stuff like this where the game launches with bugs anyway and they'd have been perfectly willing to fix it if they could, _but they can't._
I heard Phil doesn't speak in Kingdom Hearts 3 because his Japanese voice actor died, and they didn't want to recast out of respect. I get it, but that's why Phil is silent in the actual game. I personally would have cut Phil out if it mean having less awkward scenes, but I totally get why you'd leave him in too.
Exactly. DeVito never even dubbed Phil in any KH game. It was always a sound-alike.
And KH3 has more weirdly silent Npcs
@@MiloKuroshiro I think that was for the same reason as Phil
Yes, plus the Japanese are very respectful to the actors that voice the characters.
Chikao Otsuka the Japanese voice actor who played Xehanort died in 2015, for such a plot important character, they had to replace him. Akio Ōtsuka his son, who is also a voice actor, ended up replacing him, which was seen as a respectful choice.
Voice actors in Japanese normally stay casted as that characters voice. Which is why the Japanese voice of goku has always been voiced by the same woman.
The amount of people who legit complain about it without understanding WHY it's like that is actually disgusting imo.
@@camharkness It's not disgusting if they just don't know. That's completely different.
Epic Mickey is one of the most underrated games in Disney’s library of games. I just wish they make it into a remastered version of this game.
I wish they made the movie they had planed, the whole look and all the very deep Disney refrences are amazing
How do you feel about the current remaster?
The soundtrack of Maui Mallard has forever been engraved into my brain, living rent free and popping up at random times. Truly an underrated gem of an ost
Austin buddy that is not how you say Mallard but I enjoy your spirit.
Lol, I was going to suggest he Google how to pronounce mallard if no one else pointed it out. He said it so many times with such confidence I couldn't help but laughing after the first three.
It hurt hearing it
Maui M'lard
Kingdom Hearts 2.5, Epic Mickey 1 and 2 and Ducktales Remastered are one of my favorites. Emperors new groove, Tron evolution and Asobo´s WALL-E i like them.
I wish Chip and Dale and Darkwing duck also get remastered.
@@Invidente7 i love how wayforward made the artstyle on ducktales so yeah will be terrific. I still need to play the Shantae series
Looking back at the old Kingdom Hearts imo, most of them have aged poorly or I just suck.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne no they have aged poorly. I love tried saying this before and just get mad flack but the games are just from a different time, doesn't mean they weren't great and aren't still good they just aged like milk
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne meanwhile KH2 is one of the fun games out there
Mickey Unrapped is the most dread inducing thing i've seen in a while
That small clip made me get a strange feeling in my gut
The Great Circus Mystery starring Mickey Mouse on Genesis was my jam as a kid. Love that game.
Damn. I was really hoping that you'd show Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure.
That game was awesome
agreed! literally said the same thing!
I'd argue the Wii version of Epic Mickey 2 is in fact, a good game, and fixed many issues the original game had, it's just literally every other version that's more than a tad lackluster.
What did they change about all of the ports to make them worse?
@@stevethepocket The controls mostly, it just doesn't feel quite right with a standard control scheme. Then there's also that they wanted a co-op gimmick for the game and Oswald's ai isn't the best at times.
@@lizardlord4k Co-op gimmicks also seem to have been a very 2010s thing.
For me, I have pretty fond childhood memories of playing "Disney's Magical Quest 2
The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie" with my sister. Just a really fun capcom platformer for the SNES with similar co-op to World of Illusion
Same with my brother, but with the Genesis version
Me and my brother spent every day after school playing World of Illusion. I never knew the single player journey was different until you just told me lmao I never played it without him. It was my childhood
I played that game all the time as a kid. It was a classic
Shoutout to Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, which is probably both one of my favorite Disney games and my favorite Lego game (although, honestly, putting a Traveller's Tales Lego game on any best licensed games list feels like a cop-out )
Dayum, it’s ironic since out of all the Lego games I’ve played, that’s probably the only one I’ve flat-out hated.
Thank you for not only acknowledging how awesome Eurocom was (RIP), but also Toy Story 3. Nobody believes me when I tell people that it's a great game. It rules.
As someone who had no Nintendo console, I actually grew up loving and enjoying both Sega Aladdin and Sega Talespin.
Hercules (PS1)
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING!? GET YOUR SWORD"
"I'll get my SOOOOUUURRRDD for you Danny"
Lol Jontron
A disney game that holds a special place in my heart is Disney Extreme Skate Adventure as it was my first video game ever! When I first got it, I didn't have a memory card so I'd play the first couple levels over and over again and absolutely loved it! The game came out in 2003 and to this day I still have its soundtrack in my head and will start singing the songs while chilling at home!
You bringing up Tron 2.0 just brought back so many fond memories I have with this game. Bought it alongside my first proper gaming PC back in the day. In fact, it was the reason I made sure said PC had a DVD drive since the game was only on DVD over here. And it was worth it! I replayed Tron 2.0's first quarter so many times and some of the game's setpieces are etched into my memory to the point I still feel chills thinking about them.
I remember it being my first action/rpg hybrid. It was like Deus Ex-lite before I'd played Deus Ex and I remember young me being so confounded by some of the systems because I was a kid and numbers in my action game, does not compute. I don't think I ever finished it but I know I played it a lot.
Some kids played the Tony Hawke games to get their skateboarding fix. I played "Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure" for the PS2, and had an absolute blast with it.
The soundtrack was pretty dope for a Disney licensed game as well.
Not too different an experience, I'd imagine. I'm sure you know and have probably been told a million times before, but Extreme Skate Adventure was made with the same engine as Pro Skater 4.
So, there's your fun fact you probably never want to hear again.
Disney Magical Tetris Challenge was one of two N64 games we owned for the longest time. You using the music triggered my fight-or-flight.
Surprise to see that ToonTown Online wasn't here but the trade off is that more people get to know about Tron 2.0 which is awesome, that game is rad.
the epic mickey game on the 3DS was pretty fun the pixel style makes it look great
And it also tied into the Castle of Illusion series 😉
For me, it’s Disney Magical World 1 and 2 for the 3ds, and Disney Magical World 2 Enchanted Edition for the Switch.
Very Cute, based off a Japan only Arcade game series, very fun and simple! NEED a third game
I LOVED the first game!! Still need to pick up the switch version!!
I know there was a lot to cover and not enough time but I feel like an epsiode fully dedicated to the Disney-Capcom games is needed. Its a crime to overlook so many of them or give them a passing mention when those games would all probably fit in the top tier of any "best Disney games" list. Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse getting a quick nod and Goof Troop not even getting name checked hurt my soul in a video called "Good Disney Games".
I agree!
Kinda stoked to see that the Emperors New Groove game was actually good. I remember loving it as a child but thought maybe that was just my dumb kid brain, that certainly was the case with many other games
Oh yeah.
You've been pouring out content lately. Friggin love it bro.
Epic Mickey holds such a special place in my heart
I often avoided "Disney" games but The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse (title sucks so bad lol) was way better than it ever had any right to imo.
There's two other capcom Mickey games. The third one got translated by fans and eventually oficially ported to the GBA.
Hell yeah! That was the first game that came to mind when I read "Good Disney Games" and it barely got a quick mention.
i remember seeing this game on a store before and after seeing "starrting micky" kinda made me not want to buy it cuz it sounds like one of those bad licensed game
Glad to see someone talking about World Of illusion, i played a lot of It in my grandma's Mega Drive (that was given to when she passed away) i have a lot of lovely Memories from This game with her, i also recomend the Master System games in the Illusion séries (castle of illusion in particular i think is better than the genesis version) i love This séries with the botton of my heart
World of Illusion, especially in 2 player co-op, was my absolute jam.
Oh boy, a new video!
read this in mickey voice
I remember playing Tron Evolution on the 360 and frankly I think that was a pretty solid game, even if it didn't innovate much.
I remember playing world quest sooo much when I was young. It was actually my ctr.
I grew up on Mickey unwrapped and it changed who I am.
The intro to World of Illusion still gives me chills to this day.
Also, I heard that Quackshot was on route to receive a remake a la DuckTales but it was cancelled. Such a shame. It was one of my favorites on the Mega Drive too.
I think it was more like a rejected pitch
18:17 Dunno why, but I could totally watch that clip of Huwey bopping to the beat of Nights on Fire on repeat for hours.
Awesome vid! Man World of Illusion, at the time when it came out, looked like an animated Disney movie to me, especially the first stage with the caterpillar in the foreground. I still have my original cart and still play it on occasion. And there was something about that soundtrack that really stayed with me for decades!
Ah, Disney activity centres... I feel like they deserve a video all of their own, since those things were awesome, at least if you were under 10 and wanted to unwind after playing Doom or Quake
Seeing nights of fire over Huey, Dewey, and Louie feels like a crazy fever dream. I love it.
The shot of nostalgia and serotonin I got just now being reminded of the absolute gem that was that Emperors New Groove game. Thanks for that
So i was watching a retro streamer a while back play magical tetris challenge, and apparently, part of the reason the soundtrack bopped so hard might be because the devs behind the music thought they were developing music for a completely different puzzle game (i forget which...) but then it was pivotted to disney tetris later on.
Wow, you actually unlocked a deep deep buried memory with the disney racing tour. I remember sinking hours into that game nightly as a young young kid and completely forgot about it! Thank you!
I didn't know there were THREE different games in World of Illusion. I only recently learned through rom play through that the Mickey game was different from Donald's game but I didn't know they squeezed a third game in there. NEAT. We always borrowed our neighbor's copy.
The Great Circus Mystery starring Mickey and Minnie is one of my favorites of all the licensed Disney games.
What makes me sad is that we will probably never see another game like Magical Tetris Challenge again. The modern rules for making Tetris games prohibit people from altering the pieces from their original shapes. Which is a damn shame beucase Magica Tetris Challenge is one of the most fun Tetris games out there.
Don't fix what isn't broken.
Or the real tragedy, no more Cardcaptor Sakura tetris.
So nice to hear someone praising World of Illusions game play, especially noting the co-op.
So many fun hours playing with my brother and friends, mostly screwing around and sabotaging one another.
I got a few weird curveballs from PC: Nightmare Ned, Disney Villains' Revenge, and Escape From DeVil Manor; you might notice a pattern there, if you look into the details
When you wish upon a star, You would get some good games from any realm in the Disney Universe.
World of Illusion was amazing. There are actually 3 sets of levels. Solo Mickey, solo Donald and co-op. This blew my mind!
I played that Hercules game so much as a kid, it has a feel like no other game. I really need to find it at a garage sale or something because these online prices are ridiculous lol.
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There Were Actually Disney
Atari2600 Games & Yes,
Fantasia WAS One Of Them!
Although MOST Usually
Just Know About Henson's
Muppet Ones (NOW Disney).
Maui Mallard PC soundtrack is pure gold. NES Talespinb was a surprise mention. It had pretty good boss theme.
I’m not used to this much Austin Eruption goodness THIS often bro. I’m loving this shit.
Dude, the Magical Racing Tour spooked me as a kid, yet I can't stop playing it to completion back when I was a kid.
Good times, good times
Really like those positive lists. You are the best!
Austin says “Mallard”
*ears start bleeding*
Besides the obvious, which’s the Kingdom Hearts games, some of my favorite Disney games have to be the OG Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse, Epic Mickey and that Toy Story 3 game. Which much like X-Men Origins Wolverine, was way better than a licensed movie game had any right to be.
I was today years old when I found out why the snow level song from Gex was the same as Disney's Magical Racing snow level. I only played Gex's demo so I wasn't aware the dino song was the same as well.
I remember really enjoying The Emperor's New Groove, but I also remember finding it very very easy, I beat it in like two or fide days and exchanged it for another game at the store.
Never the less I always remembered it as really, really good time, just like the movie.
Yes, someone finally did a Disney videogames video and at least mentioned Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding. Would have preferred more time for it, but I'm glad someone else knows what it is.
The Haunted Mansion is a super overlooked Disney game! A lot of people wrote it off since it was released around the same time as that awful Haunted Mansion movie with Eddie Murphy, but the game itself has its own unrelated story, and it's actually a pretty fun child-friendly horror game
A lot of great memories with these Disney games! Great video! Appreciate you highlighting the abscure games.
on my top list of Good Dude RUclipsrs, you're on there
I played a lot of Capcom Disney's Aladdin from the SNES years. Great time.
If you want to know more about the closure of junctionpoint gamesi'd really recommend reading the book press reset by Jason schreier
The first game I ever played on the Playstation was Disney’s Hercules, or as it was known in Europe, Disney’s Action Game Featuring Hercules
Word of illusion is top 5 no doubt!
Big nostalgia with that one. Fire soundtrack too
When talking about good Pixar games, I hope you'll put in a good word for A Bug's Life. The music in that game is awesome and as a kid I loved not only the berry throw as an attack, but growing plants to create platforms and collect tokens to upgrade these.
Happy Cat Factory from C&D: Rescue Rangers and The Moon from Ducktales are two of the best BGMs on the NES
Uh, for Disney Racing Tour both covers have that boat and flying ship.
They're just smooshed closer to the race track. lol
The n64 tetris game pulled SOMETHING out of the corners of my brain that forgot it existed. holy cow man...
I used to play Magical Racing Tour with my brother every night before our family Disney World trip. I loved it ❤️
My favorite Disney x Capcom game will always be the Goof Troop Co-Op Zelda-like for SNES; such an underrated classic and apparently one of Shinji Makami's first games before being brought in for Resident Evil.
Don't sleep on the Master System version of Castle of Illusion. No joke, I prefer the 8 bit version to the 16 bit release.
Fun fact, that Hardcore Techno remix of It's a Small World shares samples with HELL SCAPER from beatmania.
Mickey's Speedway USA is fantastic, honestly think it's only like a degree below Diddy Kong Racing which is saying a lot
Man Magical Tetris was a memory flash back I used to play it tons when I was a kid in 64! Good Times
I had Maui mallard on PC back in the day. Never got very far, but it was a good port and fun game for 8 year old me!
Extremely Goofy Skateboarding kinda slaps tho.
At 2:31 you briefly showed a Pong game I had on the pc at a little Alex. That game slapped dude! :)
they didn't give Phil any Voice lines in KH3 because his Japanese voice actor passed away recently and they didnt want to step all over his legacy.
As "Podcast the Ride" would say, Donald Duck in "World of Illusion" can't crawl through gaps because of his thick seat
Ah dang you didn't cover Nightmare Ned for the PC.
That game was SOOO trippy and dripping with atmosphere.
A real hidden gem.
A Tron FPS wasn't something I knew I needed until now.
Oh man. Seeing Castle of Illusion just unlocked memories from when I was... maybe 4-5 years old? Absolutely forgot I had even played it. It was the toy-land level that did it.
It's amazing how the most inconsequential things can just unearth a memory you haven't recalled in fricken years.
AW YEA MAGICAL RACING TOUR!! had this on pc and it ran rough but i loved it
Everyone: "Disney games suck!"
Japan: "hold my beer"
Oh hey, i was in a Disney parade when I was in marching band, too. I think at Disney World (that’s the one in Florida, right?). I don’t remember a video we had to watch for “expectations” but it honestly could have been something I barely paid attention to and just forgot about, especially since this was like 15 years ago.
In high school, we all would play Tron 2.0's lightcycle game constantly instead of doing work.
World of Illusion is what fired up my nostalgia neurons here, my friend owned it and we spent SO many hours teaming up or solo-running it... so yeah, I know all about it's various games in game. Felt SO massive back then... also played but never finished Cold Shadow, which made me mad because it's Donald as a NINJA how could I not love it? But alas- the friend who owned that game didn't like it, the controls WERE kinda slippery tho, so we seldom played it together.
Disney made some great original games too. Split Second and Pure from the 360/ps3 generation were both made by Disney and are both great!
What a hero! I was hoping Tron 2.0 would be in the video, and you didn't disappoint! That game is still an absolute blast to play.
Split/second is my favorite game by Disney
Phil not talking in KHIII is because the Japanese voice actor died and out of respect they didn't want to replace him, so he don't talk in other languages either
Can't believe a Monolith shooter slipped through the cracks for me
"Been a shile since I've seen jumping puzzles in a shooter"
*Angry Doom Slayer noises*
Diddn't have all that meny disney games way back when. Exept Toy Story 2 the action game on PC and Treasure Planet on PSX. Liked TP, loved TS2!
Was hoping to find someone who also loved the Toy Story 2 video game.
I played it on the PS1, and it, along with Spyro 2, was one of my all-time favorites.
When you started the video by skipping over Mystical Quest I was a little sad because that one is probably the one when I think of "Disney License game" but then you absolutely made up for it by including Magical Racing Tour, a game I played the PC version of and nobody seems to remember. People always assume I'm making stuff up, especially when I tell them that aside from Chip & Dale there were no recognizable Disney characters in it and the tracks were based on Themepark Rides, which, y'know, fair.
Also how did I not know that Eurocom made both 007 Nightfire (basically the Bond Multiplayer game of my childhood) and also Maui Mallard and Hercules? Dang, what a wide range of talent.