Disney 16-Bit Platformers Hit Good Old Games
Today Good Old Games, a web site dedicated to making older PC titles playable on modern platforms, released a triple pack of Disney platformers from the 16-bit era. The three titles are Aladdin, The Lion King, and Jungle Book. For savvy and knowledgeable gamers, you may be wondering if these are based on the Genesis/Mega Drive port or the SNES ports. These are all based on the Genesis/Mega Drive versions, which are slightly different from the SNES on Lion King and Jungle Book, but drastically different with Aladdin. While few debate the quality overall of the SNES is higher than the Genesis, Aladdin was one of the few titles that is largely regarded as looking and playing better on Sega’s console. Each game is currently $8.99 as an introduction sale, $9.99 normally, and you can get all 3 in a bundle for $19.99.
Gaming History 101 
Very cool
Blake Bickerstaff
August 4, 2016 at 5:57 pm
Funny how the childhood of so many people (other than myself) was filled with these games.
(please don’t read this on the air, it is just a sentence).
Andrew
August 8, 2016 at 12:41 am
Kinda depends where you grew up. Not so sure it was that prevalent outside of America. Also I feel the Genesis versions are much less known than the SNES.
Fred Rojas
August 8, 2016 at 11:21 am