man I am getting tired, maybe next tour I should focus on actions instead of reviews (just so I can have time to find more stuff to review since I'm running low on PC games to review) it doesn't help that I won't be doing any gaming today since today is going to be a mostly merge day because I can't game today (don't ask why I do this by what I land on on my playlists) So this was the game that started the activity center line at Disney

Gameplay and Story: Well this is an activity centre game where you play around there is essentially no plot, this game is hosted by the genie (obviously not voiced by the late and forever great Robin Williams, but like I said in several youtube comments even if Jeffrey Katzenberg didn't screw him over he probably still wouldn't have voiced the genie in this or Return of Jafar or the Aladdin TV series as he kind of had a career renaissance in the 90s he even won an Oscar but then again almost everything had a renaissance in the 90s even PBS kids as I had explained many times before) There are three areas to play in and they all have the same activities. There are multiple games you can play like the memory card game, a maze game, a spot the difference, that follow me game with noises I don't know what it's called, and did I mention paint by numbers and a code game I don't know what it's called. Oddly enough only one other character appears in this game....Abu and he's in the pots game (You'd think the other show stealing character would have appeared in this game but I guess Gilbert Gottfried was busy and let's face it he's irreplaceable)

Soundtrack: You can hear traces of the score from the movie in the background, also Cam Clarke dubbed over Scott Weigner in the film clips (why? it's not like he was busy in 1994 his character on Full House had broken up with DJ by the time this was released I mean at least Jonathan Taylor Thomas had a good excuse for not doing Lion King Activity center he was filming a movie, ironically the actor that replaced him would also replace JTT in the Adventures of Spot, but that's for another day, maybe I'll download and play this just so I can bring it up)

Addictive: I actually did own a copy of this game, it was one of those games that I got out of a cereal box and I did play this quite a bit I really did like the maze game especially in hard mode (even if I did play this and film it I probably would have gotten heck by the mouse if I included the theater with the film clips)

Depth and graphics: it's an activity center and even though you're offered three areas to play in (Agrabah, Cave of Wonders), they are all the same activity just the background changes. Also everything kind of looks like the movie so it gets an okay score from me

Difficulty: It's not difficult it's an activity game where you play stuff.

Post-review follow up: I'm just sorry they quit doing these after 2002, I get that Disney animation did NOT have a good 2000s, I mean their biggest star of the decade was STITCH and they didn't even give Lilo and Stitch an Activity Center game, hell Frozen Activity Center games would have been hard to keep on the shelf

This concludes my review join me tomorrow when I review Feeding Frenzy, a game I haven't played in years so it might be a little sloppy (I just hope I don't feel triggered to play the game again, I'm not exactly desperately nostalgic for it) I do have a list of STEAM games but even I expect to plow through those (I should be doing Eyewitness History of the World, but some of my burning plans never go through)