Courtesy of Zavvi. The majesty of The Lion King is cinematic legend, and when it comes to video games, its SNES adaptation truly pushed the limits of what was possible in the 16-bit era.

Although it's undeniably challenging, The Lion King is still the best movie-based game on the Super Nintendo. Everything about the game, from its great graphics to its fantastic level design ...

The Lion King and Aladdin games came towards the end of that period but were extremely popular on the Mega Drive and SNES, and now they’re coming back.

Classic 16-bit Disney Games Aladdin and The Lion King are being re-released in a single package for the Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC starting on October 29th. The games will be ...

The Lion King video game for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis is best known today for causing gamers everywhere to throw up their hands in frustration, giving up on a game that made headlines for ...

“It truly is completely random.” Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King, a bundled version of the games, will be available on Oct. 29 for $29.99.

Image: Virgin / Disney Back in August, an ESRB rating revealed the 2019 Switch release Disney Classic Games: Aladdin And The Lion King would be repackaged with The Jungle Book. An update on this ...

Starting today, fans can pre-order The Lion King and Aladdin on cartridge, enabling them to play these games on the Super Nintendo (SNES) and the Sega Genesis.

Anyone who played the original The Lion King game in 1994 will understand why a masochist would love it. The updated version looks better, but it is still the brutally difficult game that you have ...

Decades of video game tribalism, juvenile insults, and schoolyard myths about distant uncles working at certain console manufacturers can be traced back to one provenance: Super Nintendo vs. Sega ...

The Lion King game recreates one of the movie's tense moments. Disney First published Aug. 28 at 4:52 a.m. PT. Update, Sept. 30 at 7:35 a.m. PT: Adds developer quotes about "final cut" of Aladdin.

Back in the day, the video game adaptations of Aladdin and The Lion King stood firmly at the ‘quality’ end of tie-in spectrum, and now that they’re being re-released in modern times under ...