Disney's Activity Center: The Lion King
released on Sep 01, 1995
Reviews View More
Ed banging out the tunes September 1, 1995
cute, but doesn't have a whole lot of substance to it, especially compared to the later TLK2 Active Play. still has a few fun minigames to keep the kids entertained, and the presentation isn't too bad for the game's age.
only real low point is that the controls for painting are beyond awful: instead of holding down the mouse button to draw with the brush, clicking turns the brush on and off and it's very janky, especially if you're used to other paint programs.
maybe it's a little unfair for an adult like me to give low marks on a kids' game, idk. still, the TLK Activity Center is cute for what it is and younger kids might have a fun time with it.
cute, but doesn't have a whole lot of substance to it, especially compared to the later TLK2 Active Play. still has a few fun minigames to keep the kids entertained, and the presentation isn't too bad for the game's age.
only real low point is that the controls for painting are beyond awful: instead of holding down the mouse button to draw with the brush, clicking turns the brush on and off and it's very janky, especially if you're used to other paint programs.
maybe it's a little unfair for an adult like me to give low marks on a kids' game, idk. still, the TLK Activity Center is cute for what it is and younger kids might have a fun time with it.
Provavelmente a culpa de eu gostar tanto de Rei Leão. Era um dos meus CD-ROMs preferidos e, basicamente, tinha vários joguinhos legais hosteados pelos personagens, com dublagens em português e com muita, muita variedade. Não que seja legal muitos anos depois, mas ainda é algo que me dá muita nostalgia.