You have to know coming into this that it is a very, very challenging time. If you are willing to roll up your sleeves and let out a loud roar and get good at the game, you will find getting to the end of it a rewarding experience. With The Lion King coming out in movie theatres this year and the original game being released in time for the holidays.
So, get ready to be king and sing Hakuna Matata as we join Simba to try and save the pride lands! Much like Aladdin which was released a year or so prior.
The Lion King looks like a million bucks. The reason for this is that the game was actually designed with animators from Disney. This gives the game a very colorful and special kind of look. The way that Simba and the other characters move is pretty amazing.
This is especially true for the sections when Simba is a cub. Watching him scramble to get up on a platform looks amazing. I really think that the animators outdid themselves here. The game captures the look and feel of the movie very well. As well as looking great, The Lion King also sounds great. There are also some very high-quality voice samples from the movie too. As far as the gameplay of The Lion King for PC goes, I do not think there is anyone who will say that this is a better game than Aladdin which came before it.
The Lion King is a very, very challenging game. It can be brutally tough and not always in a fair way. That is because the collision detection can sometimes be a little off and on the second level where you have to jump from hippo tail to hippo tail it can be very frustrating.
One cool thing that the game does have is variety. It follows the plot of the movie pretty well, hitting all of the major scenes. It is cool how cub Simba and adult Simba play differently and this along with the bonus Timon and Pumba stages do keep the gameplay from getting stale. The problem most people will have is getting past that second stage as cub Simba. Do not let the upbeat music and super bright visuals fool you that stage is a monster!
This was hard back when it was released in and it is still very hard now. Still, it is beatable, but it takes a great deal of practice. I would bet that many people who played this back in never got past that second stage! If you are a Disney fan, I would say that the game is worth playing for the fantastic visuals and music alone!
Sega teamed up with Disney for this handheld adaptation of last summer's smash movie, The Lion King. While not as spectacular-looking as the bit versions of the cart, this game is worth purring over. The story line follows the movie's: Simba can't wait to be king, and then his father is murdered by evil Unde Scar.
As in the movie, Simba ages from junior cub to full-grown lion. The game's ten levels are straight from the film. Once he's grown, he returns from exile to battle jungle enemies like hyenas, bugs, wildebeests, and, finally, the nefarious Scar himself.
In this hop-n-bop game, Simba uses a few simple but effective moves as a cub-a pounce, roar, and roil. As an adult lion, he can also slash his enemies with his paw. The controls are precise and easy to master. All are one-button moves, except for the adult slash attack. Lion King's graphics are Disney quality. Despite the itty-bitty size of Simba's sprite, his moves and animations are great for a handheld game.
The beautifully drawn backgrounds in each level include great detail, like the elephant bones in the graveyard. Some clever compromises from the Genesis version, like the side-view Wildebeest Stampede, work well within the confines of the Game Gear.
You can't expect stereoquality tunes on a Game Gear, but Lion King's tunes are surprisingly hummable. Ten to one you still get tired of'em, though-that tinny music gets old even if you do like the songs. All in all, Lion King's a great Game Gear cart. Ten levels of play is more than the average Game Gear fare, and the game's challenge ramps up gradually, making it just fine for a range of players. It doesn't look as good as the bit carts, but Sega can take great pride in the results.
Travel through Simba's life, facing challenges and puzzles in a game so smoothly animated, you'll swear it's a movie! You need to go get this game! Travel through Simba's fife, facing challenges and puzzles in a game so smoothly animated, you'll swear it's a movie! This game may prove to be a bit hard for kids, though. You need this game!!! Relive the exciting, action packed moments of the movie as you guide Simba through his future kingdom.
Overcome the wicked hyenas in the elephant graveyard. Experience real power as Simba grows into an adult. Only then will Simba be ready to challenge his ruthless uncle, Scar, and take his rightful place as ruler of the animal kingdom. Lion King is a side scrolling platform game, based on the animated cartoon with the same name. It was positively received by fans due to its smooth gameplay and high quality graphics. You take control of Simba as a cub and later in the game as an adult, following the events from the animation.
The only flaw here is that the game does very little if anything to describe what is going on and instead it relies on the fact that the movie was extremely popular at its release, and everyone would, more or less, know what it was about. The gameplay is very smooth and is kept nice and simple throughout. As mentioned, you control Simba who can jump, climb, roar, tumble and later use his claws. In the beginning of Lion King, he is a mere cub and he can only defeat enemies by jumping on them in a very Mario-esque way; some enemies are more tricky, like hedgehogs, and you must use your roar to knock them on their backs before you can jump on them.
Later, Simba can maul them instead, but he also loses his ability to tumble. There are two gauges on the screen: one for his roar and one for his health. Using your roar will make it unusable or rather ineffective while the gauge refills. Naturally, if you are hit by enemies, the life gauge depletes and if it drains completely, you must restart from your last save point, and you lose one life. Lives and health can be regained by finding various hidden bugs. The graphics of Lion King are top notch and were designed by Walt Disney animators.
This well-padded warthog is a bit clumsy but more than makes up for his slow thought processes with empathy and intuition. Pumbaa is ready to trust anyone, even a carnivore like Simba and is fragrantly by his side when destiny calls. As a cub, Nala is playful, spirited, and spunky. Although she and Simba were best friends, the two never admitted to being in love until they were reunited years later. She was shown to be a fierce fighter, and she was known for a special move, where she would flip an attacker onto his back and pin him to the ground.
Mufasa's most trusted advisor, Zazu is a prim and proper hornbill bird with a strong sense of personal dignity. Although Zazu's feathers can be easily ruffled, he is dedicated to Mufasa and stays with the pride through good and bad times.
The old baboon that travels his own road, sings his own songs and knows what he knows. Appearing first to anoint new-born Simba, Rafiki wanders on his mystical way returning when the time is right to help guide Simba back to the path he is meant to follow.
As Mufasa's brother, Scar was next in line to take the throne until Simba came along. Scar's lack of physical prowess is more than made up for by his devious cunning as he plots to take back his birthright with his henchmen hyenas by his side. He is a selfish and greedy leader, nearly destroying the pride and the land in which they live. Votes: 64, G 77 min Animation, Adventure, Comedy. Timon the meerkat and Pumbaa the warthog retell the story of The Lion King from their own perspective.
Votes: 39, PG min Adventure, Comedy, Family. A kind-hearted street urchin and a power-hungry Grand Vizier vie for a magic lamp that has the power to make their deepest wishes come true. PG min Adventure, Drama, Family.
A moment later Nala meets Simba and tells how the kingdom has become a terrifying desert. What will Simba do? Hal, the prince and heir who ascended the throne of England, was crowned King Henry V after his cruel father died. Now the vice-president must move on to the politics of the palace, the war left by his father and the emotional bonds of past lives.
But when his cruel father died, Hal was crowned King Henry V and forced to embrace the life he had previously tried to avoid. Now the vice-president must navigate the majestic politics, chaos and war left by his father, and the emotional connections of his past life — including his relationship with his closest friend and mentor, old knight alcoholic John Falstaff Joel Edgerton.
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