I wanted to marathon The Lion King. Between all the versions, and I do mean all of them, which one is considered the best?
Snes.
>>11518112DOS version
>>11518157Seconded. SNES one felt lacking compared to it.
Lion King 1.5 on the gba was a fun tie in
>>11518112gameboy
DOS, probably.
>>11518112that is some fine pixela rt.
>>11518267I never understood why they invested a sizable part of their precious limited memory budget into an elaborate recreation of a random bit of animation from the movie that only made sense as used if you ignored the context (and complete with a digitized voice sample to boot).
>>11518112The only correct answer is Taito's unreleased Kimba the White Lion game
Pick one and play it, you can adapt as the game continues. Learn how to throw enemies and you're set.
>>11518112I believe the recent ports of them to modern consoles were modified Genesis ROMs. They contain improvements which make the games more enjoyable and less bullshit and retarded. You can play them on the original hardware.
>>11518112Genesis version is generally considered better than the SNES one because of being a little easier and having a larger field of version.
>>11518314For me, it's Nintendo's cancelled Kimba game for N64 developed by the Super Mario 64 team
>>11518112Mega Drive, graphics are meant to be enjoyed with dithering.
BARRY
I'm really curious about the DOS version. If it supports Roland then it's a go.
which kingdom hearts has the lion king section
>>11518605The stampede level looks better on SNES, even the developer of the game himself mentioned this.
>>11518112You gotta play Lion King on the most soulful hardware, the NES.
