The Lion King Video Game: Which is Better? - Player One Start

[@Edudux]

The Disney games for SEGA's GG, MS and MD are so awesome and fun! I spent so many hours playing Aladdin, The Lion King, Castle of Illusion, etc.

[@spirituallyconscious7774]

Luv the game me and my cousin played this game on SNES the graphics was amazing and fun to play. We beat this game a couple of times.

[@zachmcdowell2634]

This game was always fun, and as a 34 year old married man, I still love this movie to this day. I'll watch it any time it's on TV and of course I own it on Blu Ray. The remake just did not have the charm or the heart, or whatever you want to call it, of the original. It in my opinion it was impossible to replace Jeremy Irons as Scar and Nathan Lane as Timon. I saw the remake in the theaters..I mean I pretty much had to considering I probably saw the original as a kid like 3 times in the theater, but it just didn't do it for me. I know this isn't video game related, but since you did the video due to the remake, I figured I would offer my opinion.

[@fictionalmediabully9830]

I've played this game on Mega Drive quite a lot, and it's great fun. I haven't played the Super Nintendo version, but I have played the NES version out of curiosity and it was poor. Only six levels? Pass. I really like the Master System game. Very colourful and I find it the best controlling of the bunch. Great video.

[@bartomiejsporysz8903]

Great video!

[@BDawgStudio]

Hey man. Keep up the good work. Always good stuff :)

[@PlayerOneStart]

Thanks B-Dawg!

[@acruz339]

Great video. Learned some new things about Lion King. I would pick snes version because of better colors and sound. Imo. Dude what happen with the lion king shirt. I come to these videos to see your shirt game

[@PlayerOneStart]

Thanks! Yeah, I really thought I had one, but alas, I couldn't find it. I have one on order, but it didn't make it in time :(

[@Ruudos]

The NES version is actually a port of the Game Boy version and not the other way around. It's too bad that you didn't play through all the levels of the NES version since you would have discovered that it just ends after the Hakuna Matata stage (even though the back of the box claimed that the game has ten levels). Pleaese note that the Game Boy version does include all the levels.

[@cronocyde]

I mean, I understand everything, but I'm picking that sweet SNES version all day :-) Good one once again dude, love that game when I was younger :-)