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About this game

Rediscover beloved platformers in the Disney Classic Games Collection. Featuring “Aladdin,” “The Lion King,” and “The Jungle Book,” this collection brings updated graphics and new features. Guide Aladdin, Simba, and Mowgli through their iconic adventures.

• You get to play multiple versions of “Aladdin,” “The Lion King,” and “The Jungle Book,” including both console and handheld editions.
• Enjoy the games with updated 1080P resolution visuals, designed for modern HD TVs.
• Instantly rewind gameplay, view full playthroughs and jump in at any point, and save your progress anytime to continue later.
• Choose from custom screen filters that replicate classic CRT TVs and adjust screen aspect ratios and borders to your liking.
• Explore video interviews with original developers and view galleries of unreleased HD concept art and marketing materials.
• Listen to all the game soundtracks with options to repeat and shuffle songs, including classics like “A Whole New World” and “The Bare Necessities.”

Reviews

If you own the original, it’s well worth the $9.99 update with DLC. At the same time, those on the fence waiting (hoping) for SNES Aladdin, it’s finally here to offer the best of both 16-bit worlds. The Jungle Book (Genesis version) is icing on the cakes. Disney Classic Games Collection: Aladdin, The Lion King, and The Jungle Book is an easy recommendation for 16-bit fans.

Pure Nintendo

The Disney Classic Games Collection is very thorough and fantastic. If you have any nostalgic love for these games, then this collection is the best way to play them, and if you’re a younger gamer, who is at all curious as to why some of us adults have a special place in our hearts for 90s 2D platformers, then this collection would be an excellent place to find out.

COGconnected

As far as if this DLC is worthwhile, it is if you want to play Super Nintendo Aladdin or have fond memories of the Jungle Book game. Aladdin holds up as a great platformer of the era, but Jungle Book simply does not. All of the museum extras are incredible, but might not be as worthwhile unless you’re interested in the history and legacy of these games. 

NintendoWorldReport