Customer Ratings & Reviews

I grew up playing these games so it’s a NO brainer. the only real issue I had was playing it hand help the screen is pretty small.

He absolutely loves it. He has plenty games but plays this one the most.

It’s ridiculous they couldn’t make this remake fill up the entire switch screen. Better off playing it on the computer emulator with bigger screen. Playable screen size is literally game boy screen size.

Hey guys, I was told that there were only going to be to games in here but there's actually multiple versions of each game on here. If I'm not mistaken I think each game has the UK, USA, and handheld versions of the games so that's a bargain. Also save states let you save anywhere and the rewind feature helps with frustration alot lol. I gave it a 4 only because it's not really a new game.

Aladdin was on of my favorite games on the SNES, and whole this collection doesn’t have that version of the game, it is close enough to give me the nostalgia as well as providing the fun I used to experience in a classic game. I’ve only played it in handheld, and the graphics are fine for this. I’m really happy Nintendo brought this one back to life to enjoy on a modern system.

I played these games as a kid on my Sega. It has both the super nintendo and sega version as well as the japanese releases. My son who is 6 tried to play it and kept dying cause these games are a little tough. He was on the edge of hi seat when I was fighting Scar. Fun games if they were a part of your childhood

These are both great games which I played on Sega as a kid. My only complaint is that I wished they totally remastered it. When you play you have a small screen for the game with a border around it. when they remastered the duck tales game it was full screen.

Two of the most notoriously difficult platformers in history in one package. Also, the fact it includes all versions from pretty much every platform the games had been on. Also, features a spectator mode where you can watch the game through difficult areas but then take control when you're ready.

I remember playing the lion king as a kid (90’s kid) now as an adult some suppressed memories of this game and the difficulty levels crawls back. VERY NEAR impossible to get through. There is also no save points.

I played these as a child...these punish you with difficulty that would water your eyes. My kids were drawn to the Disney sprites but they will soon feel the agony of crushing defeat and demoralizations know only to those that survived...

These games were great back in the 90s and still fun to play today. I enjoy both games the same as I did all those years ago and I am happy this came as a duo instead of each individually. Great deal all around.

a combo game for the switch and both games were around for other systems and now the two for the price of one for the switch both are classic and were fun to play and now we can enjoy them again for the switch

This duo gave me nostalgia and my girls like playing it too. We like to hum along to the songs while playing. It's identical to the originals.

Great game for Disney lovers. Graphics are great. Also easy for you to understand and play along. I would highly recommend this game to other friends and family. Also buying a few more for gifts

Looked forward to this game for nostalgic reasons but was underwhelmed. Didn’t like that it wasn’t remastered, didn’t fit the whole screen on the switch and no way to save, every time you get a game over the entire game restarts. Controls didn’t seem to work well and once I was paused or in pause menu I couldn’t find a way to get out without restarting the whole game. I was so excited to get this but definitely don’t recommend it.

Pros: -has a lot of games included, from snes to genesis to handhelds -lots of new features included like museum and music tracks -several filter options, like crt -rewind is easy to use, and very much needed Cons: -some controls did not work consistently, like simba’s roll in the lion king (I think the control menu lists the wrong button to press) -snes version of aladdin is not included I would recommend this, but probably only when it is on sale for a lower price. The new features are great but both games are incredibly short.

Disney did it again and Nintendo makes it look so good. I remember playing these games when they first came out. Aladdin was my favorite Disney Movie back in the day and that led to my love of the game. The remaster makes this game a classic again with vibrant colors easy game play with the joy cons and just a fun game brought back. Lion King was the game to have back then and a great addition to this Disney Classic double hitter. lion king looks just amazing being remaster with beautiful colors and the game play is amazing with the controls. Don’t believe me buy it you won’t be sorry.

Nostalgia is one potent drug! Aladdin for the Sega Genesis is one of my favorite games from the 16 - bit era; when thus game was announced, I had to purchase it. The downside of nostalgia is that memory and reality are two different things; fortunately, Aladdin is still as great now as it was in the mid-90s. The controls do feel clunky compared to current games but one gets used to it after a while. The game is 4:3 and there is art work for the edges, which I find distracting. As for Lion King, I have not played the game since the 90s. Once I had my Aladdin fix, I will play it.

Screen could be bigger but overall fun! I really enjoyed the game play. Was a bit tricky but fun. This brought me back to my childhood and early video game playing.

One of the best game i was play in Sega genesis. it bring me all the memory when i was child. the only cons i will said is the game isn't fill up whole switch screen...