I heard of this game years ago. I remember hearing it was good.

I own a handful of NES Disney games, and this is probably my favourite for its core mechanics. "Darkwing Duck" was alright, and I didn't like the Chip and Dale game.

I'm aware the SNES version has a rockin' title theme. One of the best tunes I've heard on the console.

Okay. Awesome! I played the GBC trio from first to last and found them amusing from a design standpoint, like how the first two had an item system simultaneously function as health that was then replaced in the Paris one by a simple health system.

Partially related, how big was "Rugrats" in the UK?

This didn't cross my mind until just now, but didn't Software Creations develop all four of the Rugrats Game Boy platformers? I own the GBC ones and found them interesting, not to mention visually stunning.

What about the Sega Saturn? I heard that console was a headache for some studios. It was only recently I learned what the two VDP chips do on a surface level. 😅

Quite the good deal. Michael Jackson was pretty fun on the Master System, even though the audio was hard on the ears.

Which console outside the PS2 and PS3 would you say had the steepest learning curve?

From what little I played, it was a fun puzzle game.

Is that a Mattel Intellivision!? 🤯

From what I've played of "Tomb Raider: Legend", I'd probably put it on the same level as the original game, even though it plays much more like a linear action movie.

From what I've seen, it looks worse than the NES version.

Something I wanted to know for a few years was why didn't the Aladdin game live up to the quality of this one? Comparing the two is like night and day. 💥

Ah, so a "Chase HQ" story before the "Chase HQ" story. 😄

We got this but not Ninja Turtles 3 in the UK? Yikes!