Post here every time you get something new!

I loved Castle and World of Illusion on the MD, beautiful looking games, easily the best use of palette this side of Thunderforce IV on the system.
I remember enjoying the two Mickey Mouse titles mentioned on the Snes, totally different interpretation of the licence, despite being nominally still a platformer.
I wasn't aware of the third Snes game, seems like a waste not to have released it in the west, but the date in 95 of the jap release would have meant a Euro translation and release would have been in 96, way too late.

Mickey Mania, to me, feels an awful lot like a next gen game on the 16 bit consoles, it's use of original materials from the Disney archives, the attention to detail with those resources as well as the implementation into level structures, the use of music, colour and animations, all beautiful.
It seemed to be treating these things in a very different way to the older games from the Disney stable.
I still prefer World of Illusion though, it has to be said, but the opening Mickey Mania level based on Steamboat Willie is incredible to see being played, nevermind playing it yourself, it's that good!

Haven, for the PS2 was also theirs and was outstanding, no one bought it though, pity..
Really nice fractal effects used in it, together with a good mix of gameplay styles.

I tells ya, I don't remember that, I had it when it came out, was given a promo and loved it.
Had some nice Indiana Jones style sections, with lovely lighting effects and swarms of bugs, well done.
Pity no one bought it!

Yes, before they turned to the casual darkside, with endless Lego games that have relatively little to do with the core creative nature of Lego!
In fact, it could be argued that Minecraft is a better Lego game than the Lego games are!

I'm holding out for them to redeem themselves with a Lego Spongebob game, not sure why but I am.

Seriously, someone get rid of those American Apparel ads, I keep checking out which girl is on....