I saw Mickey's Speedway at a friend's house and I had to have it. I asked my parents for it, and despite that my birthday and christmas were still months away, they actually got it! Always loved the music a lot in that game. So nostalgic!
I’m extremely nostalgic for the Gameboy Color version of the game, which I feel the GBC version is extremely underrated. It’s one of my favorite Rare games of all time and it is basically RC Pro-AM combined with the N64 version and the music.... oh my it is so good! It’s one of the best games on the Gameboy Color.
Toy Story 2 is an incredible experience! Love the sound bytes of the characters calling out to Buzz. Ingrained in my brain! HEY BUZZZ! Sadly found it a little difficult as a kid and never got too far in the game :/ would love to complete it now as an adult though!
Fun fact: in 1991 Capcom/Disney held their own version of the Nintendo World Championships called the Capcom Disney Playtour. The games they played were the NES Disney games like Ducktails. My friend Robin actually won the whole thing when he was a kid. Crazy stuff.
Watching this made me remember your Tarzan review and quite frankly all of these games. Back in the day as a teenager, I wouldn’t have been caught dead with any of these games. Now, some of these look genuinely fun. I like 2.5D games so maybe I’ll try to pick up Tarzan. I live in Japan so some of these are a pain in the butt to get, but others like Disney DDR can be found with some searching. Thanks again for the great video, Glenn. Keep up the good work, buddy!
N64 Glenn Plant Haha! Yep! I actually found a set online the other day with the dance pad, but the box looked like it had been sitting in the sun since 2002. Lol
I had A Bug's Life as a kid, and still have it. I think I beat it, but I never loved the game. I also had Banjo Kazooie and Tooie. Those are still some of my favorite games of all time. So much personality in them.
@@Imgema - Well, the 3d objects from Dkc were fine ad on the other hand, the 3d models used to take the sprite art from in Toy Story were made by pixar to be on a totally different level. Rare did pretty well for the time and such games helped Nintendo have any market while the psone was launching.
I do recall one Dance Dance Revolution Disney game coming out in the United States, but it was a PS One game not N64. Rented Tarzan as a kid and enjoyed it. Later found a used copy as an adult and bought it.
Magical Tetris Challenge is a little bit of an underrated game, and a great example of how unique competitive Tetris gameplay can be. The use of pentaminos instead of traditional garbage lines is a refreshing change of pace, too. Additionally, you can somewhat control your next pieces because both players share the same next piece, and it is given to whoever needs it next. Strategic players could wait until the next piece is a line piece, then immediately drop what they have and take it before the other player can place their piece, making it so the other player never gets a line piece themselves. I wish more Tetris games would try different things with the formula like this one.
@@n64glennplant Yeah, Tetris Effect looks amazing. I haven't played it for myself, but seen a few streams. Would really like to get my hands on it someday.
I said in a comment section on a video of yours that I have always been a nintendo fan and to this day, that's the consoles I love and own. Well as a child i also had a ps1 with about 4 or 5 games on it. I used to absolutely love Tarzan and a bugs life. And honest to god.....just learned about a week or 2 ago that both Tarzan and bugs life are on the n64....needless to say I was thrilled and ordered both and got both in the mail recently. To each it's own I guess bc I honestly am having fun with a bugs life and am loving the n64 version of Tarzan. So much fun lol and of course toy story 2 still reigns supreme as my favorite.
that disney DDR game is also out on ps1, or atleast a different variation of it. that game was no joke on the harder difficulty mode. some of those songs were harder than most of the regular songs on ps2 DDR games
ummm....probably going to disagree with you on that one but its nice enough looking. the higher frame rate on faster game levels makes up for it though just like f zero
I'm enjoying these new themed videos you've been producing Glenn, I look forward to seeing more content from you in 2019 and beyond hopefully. There's plenty of scope for these kinds of videos as well, I'm guessing that we might see one based on shooters, platformers or even racing games; either way please keep up the good work and I hope that your channel will continue to gain a lot more interest as time goes by, as you've clearly been putting a lot of work in because it shines through every time. All the best as always, Sam.
thanks sam, yeah I plan to do more of this style video but I have some pretty weird and wonderful topics coming up. kinda like a throwback to my top 5 Friday series from way back in the day but I get to do a little more fun style things in this series
I really enjoyed A Bugs Life as a kid. That was also my favorite Disney movie so that probably explains it. I also remember playing Toy Story 2 on PS1 and loving it. Granted I haven't played them in maybe 15+ years.
I feel like the only one who thinks this, but I've always felt that if you take how Buzz controls in Toy Story 2 and made a Megaman game around them, it'd be sick.
I have fond memories of Magical Tetris Challenge on the N64, it was the go-to game to play with my mum in my childhood. She was a Tetris god though and beat Tetris on Game Boy casually during lunchtimes so I never stood a chance. Good memories.
Mickeys Speedway is such a obscure game in my opinion, I remember playing it when I was younger and I was hooked. Ever since then i've always been wondering what the name of the game was, Today I finally found it out and my oh my the nostalgia.
I remember back in the day when I played A Bug's Life on the PS1 that I was so surprised to actually hear the voices of the Danish actors, seeing as video games up to that point would never really be translated to my native language. Strangely enough tho, I wasn't actually familiar with the Danish word for "Load" as I hadn't really ever seen or used it, so I didn't understand why I kept overwriting my save file every time I booted it up because I accidentally used the Save option. I'm glad I didn't play the N64 version as that one seemed to be lacking in pretty much every aspect compared to the PS1 version I remember trying it on my Everdrive but there must've been some anti piracy things on there cause one of the buttons were disabled. Toy Story 2 was a game I actually owned and completed many times on the N64 and really loved back in the day despite it's short length. For some reason I just found the whole concept of exploring a giant world from a toy's perspective really appealing. Guess that's also why I loved Toy Commander on Dreamcast... Why does no one ever talk about that game? xD
I was completely baffled by Bugs Life honestly, i just remember somehow stumbling my way on the Level Select cheat after mashing the C-buttons and then going through all the levels trying to figure out what i'm suppose to do.
Holy crap, I haven't thought about Tigger's Honey Hunt for over fifteen years. Only time I ever saw it was at one of those N64 kiosks McDonald's had for a while. Grimiest controller I've ever touched.
I played donald duck going quackers for the first time 5 years ago and loved it. It’s to easy and short though. Winnie the pooh has very nice graphism and quite a good game to choose for a young child starting its gamer’s life.
I personally loved the Disney games for n64/ps1. I played nearly all of them at some point in some way. I played so much tigers honey hunt demo that I had to beg for the full game .. never got it lmao
I think even in the snes era, while I did have an NES, I do remember having a preference for first party games. I guess disney games would've had a good impression heading into the n64 era so I'd wager people would gravitate towards these titles in any case of their (actual) quality
@@n64glennplant - At minimun, when I get a console, I'd like to collect 8-10 games (console price = game budget or there's bad overhead). Nintendo more than the other guys can consistently bring these ten titles alone and make the purchase worth something. Didn't see them as failures as they'd also have marios, metroids and zeldas all selling 2 million plus and they've always sold their consolesat a profit. The fact that they can push so many game units speaks of their worthiness to have their own hardward despite selling under 25 million sometimes.
I really enjoyed Donald Duck Goin Quackers on the N64! Mickey's Speedway USA was a really fun and hard Disney kart racer. A Bug's Life was pretty boring to me, but the version I first played was the PlayStation version. Toy Story 2 was definitely better than A Bug's Life, but I found the N64 version to be not so good, so once again, I picked up the PSX version and I liked it! This was an awesome vid, Glenn, keep up the good work!
Dance Dance Revolution has incredible sound quality for cartridge. Tarzan has surprisingly long levels. Tigger is great for young kids. I actually got platinum award victorys for every race on Mickey's Speedway USA. But Donald Duck -game from Ubi Soft was my N64 -Disney fafourite. Disney license is usually available only limited time for certain company(s). That definitely hurts the quality, even if there would not be other artistic restrictions. Having said that, many Disney titles are excellent, especially on NES/SNES.
I didn't know half of these games existed and I'm not upset about it as Disney games weren't very popular with my circle of friends. I can only remember playing a Mickey Mouse haunted house game on NES and the kick in the teeth that was the Lion King.
based on your video description: I would have loved to see Disneys Atlantis as well as Disney's Aladdin Nasira's Revenge being ported to the N64. They're both not the strongest Disney titles to come into the market, but they are still quite enjoyable to play if you like these movies.
my wife loved Atlantis but she couldn't speak English as a kid so got stuck. personally I didn't even know there was. game or movie called Atlantis from Disney so I didn't know what she was talking about haha
I'm liking these sort of compilation videos. I haven't played any of these, but a few of them look quite fun and I'm intrigued in them from a young gamer's point of view, I guess. Also the Disney person in me is looking forward to Kingdom Hearts 3 [which is also Square Enix and stuff, not just Disney I know] this January. So Disney games will never stop being made lol.
@@n64glennplant I mostly thought the same thing, then I gave it a shot. The story and music seemed compelling to me, and I sometimes like button-mashing against enemies after a day of work. Sometimes the story and gameplay get a bit annoying, but there can be quite a bit to like.
Toy Story 1 should've been a 3D adventure-stealth game released for PlayStation, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, Dreamcast and Microsoft Windows. The Toy Story 2 video game should've been an open-world game based on the Buzz Lightyear video game from the film's intro and released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, XBOX and Gamecube. And the Toy Story 3 video game, fine the way it is.
@@n64glennplant I really don't know because the movie didn't come out yet... But I do know it would hopefully be better than the Toy Story 3 video game and it would be for next-gen consoles of course.
I used to play Donald duck going Quakers on the gamecube way back, doesn't the N64 version have a tiny bit difference in it from the gamecube? Another awesome video!
Totally different games. The game was basically split into a current and next gen version. With the PS1, N64, PC and Dreamcast being current gen, and PS2 and Gamecube being next gen. Both developed from the ground up by seperate teams
I owned a couple of these as a kid. A Bug's Life has some cool ideas but the slippery controls just ruin it. Tarzan is actually a really solid platformer. Nothing special but pretty fun. Toy Story 2 is actually pretty impressive for the amount of stuff in each level, as well as the size of each level to explore. Easily the best of the three.
Hey Glenn, love your videos, this one included. My parents had gotten the A Bug's Life game for the PC when I was around 8 (as well as the vhs of the movie, which I loved) and I had a lot of fun with it, even though I was stuck for months at certain spots that I realized in replaying the game later on N64 are just bad design (the confusing cardboard city level, finding the parts of the bird, other bs). So, I would say that I am still a fan of the Bug's Life game as a guilty pleasure, but I understand that it's not very accessible to the average buyer, and that the N64 version is the worst out of the lot.
I remember the bugs life game. i almost beat it, but I though there was an error because I could not complete the last level. One of the collectable items that you were supposed to get, I could not jump high enough to collect it. Not sure what I did wrong, but I think that it was an oversight by the design team for the N64 version.
A Bug's Life was my first computer game so I had to joy of playing it on a keyboard. lol Lets just say it didn't take me long to drop it and didn't play on PC again until we had another game a few months later or so(which was the much more enjoyable Rainbow Six). The graphics looked a lot better on PC though if I'm remembering how it looks correctly. Favorite Disney game on N64? I've only played Toy Story 2 and the Tetris one and out of those definitely Toy Story. Even if I had ABL on N64 with a controller I'm sure it would still be last. I did play Goin' Quackers on Gamecube but think that has quite a bit of changes.
ha I had rainbow six on PC - my n64 friends in school also were pc gamers so we would swap big box pc games. thats where my love of age of empires also comes from
Ha-ha! I was right :P you are doing more concept videos What you had said previously about Donald Duck 64 turned me off from it, and this time you're making me more interested. Nice polish on this one mister plant!
You know, now that you're doing this sort of content, I thought I should mention, it'd really make my day if you went over all the high-res or widescreen games. If your goal was to excite me for the upload, then you have succeeded.@@n64glennplant
Toy Story 2, Tarzan, and a Bug's Life were large parts of my infancy playing games. with the ps1 as my first console (I was only like 3 when we got it for my older brother), I got alot of these games. I love toy story 2 and still think Tarzan is a decent Donkey Kong country esque game. Bugs life... sucks. I'm glad I got to enjoy some them growing up as a kid
Only criticism I have for Donald Duck Goin Quackers is the amount of repetition. Apart from having a forest, town, haunted and western theme for each world, the level design is very much the same throughout
Mickey's Speedway USA was definitely my number 1 favorite of the Disney game, being a fan of Racing and Rare games, music and handling was certainly the things I've enjoyed the most, as got old I slowly notice how cities would look like in the Disney universe. This is the only game that I would have loved to have a sequel back in the Gamecube days. Toy Story 2 and Tarzan were just ok games for me with TS2 being slightly more better than Tarzan.
For your next video, would you mind covering this cancelled N64 game called Dinosaur Planet? It was developed by Rare, however the game had became Star Fox Adventures
@@n64glennplant Why not? I think it would be interesting for you to share your thoughts with us about the game and it would be a welcome addition to your N64 Beta Project videos. Sure, we have seen gameplay footage and some art but very little people talk about it.
The beta project episodes are always games that are available to play. With no dump of dinosaur planet I’d just be reusing old footage and getting slammed with copyright issues so it wouldn’t be worth it for me at this time but who knows maybe one day
I had the PS1 version of A Bug's Life. Thought it was a decent game, though it was hard when it came to "tightrope" kind of situations, as Flik tends to slip off a lot.
Best ever protest was when ICP were accidentally signed to Disney linked record label and they pulled their album in a matter of days just after launch
I honestly thought that A Bug's Life was a great game back when I was a kid and I still like it a lot to this day, but I must agree that the N64 version is an absolutely wretched experience. I will say that even if it's a massively flawed game, it is best played on the PS1 if anyone wants their Disney collectathon fix.
I've only played Mickey's Speedway USA. I only bought it to complete my Rare-made games N64 collection though I'll admit the Disney flavor made me interested in playing it. Unfortunately while I thought it was solid enough I didn't really feel like it was the best use of a Disney world since the stages felt bland considering what I'd think of a Disney-fied version of the USA might look or more Disney-esque locations.
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I saw Mickey's Speedway at a friend's house and I had to have it. I asked my parents for it, and despite that my birthday and christmas were still months away, they actually got it! Always loved the music a lot in that game. So nostalgic!
awesome parents right there Bryan!
I’m extremely nostalgic for the Gameboy Color version of the game, which I feel the GBC version is extremely underrated. It’s one of my favorite Rare games of all time and it is basically RC Pro-AM combined with the N64 version and the music.... oh my it is so good!
It’s one of the best games on the Gameboy Color.
Toy Story 2 is an incredible experience! Love the sound bytes of the characters calling out to Buzz. Ingrained in my brain! HEY BUZZZ!
Sadly found it a little difficult as a kid and never got too far in the game :/ would love to complete it now as an adult though!
yeah get the DC version and game on!
I actually have the same memory! Loved it as a kid but couldn’t grasp it well enough to actually make decent progress. Gonna have to replay it now
Toy story 2 was my favorite.
great game isnt it
I like this new video format your doing.
*you're
thanks brille, more to come
Fun fact: in 1991 Capcom/Disney held their own version of the Nintendo World Championships called the Capcom Disney Playtour. The games they played were the NES Disney games like Ducktails. My friend Robin actually won the whole thing when he was a kid. Crazy stuff.
that is very cool!
We miss u, Glenn! Great video, as usual!
Disney Magical Tetris was and still one of my favorite N64 games, is really fun
Watching this made me remember your Tarzan review and quite frankly all of these games. Back in the day as a teenager, I wouldn’t have been caught dead with any of these games. Now, some of these look genuinely fun. I like 2.5D games so maybe I’ll try to pick up Tarzan. I live in Japan so some of these are a pain in the butt to get, but others like Disney DDR can be found with some searching.
Thanks again for the great video, Glenn. Keep up the good work, buddy!
you're one of the few people that will find it easier to get DDR than any of the other titles :)
N64 Glenn Plant Haha! Yep! I actually found a set online the other day with the dance pad, but the box looked like it had been sitting in the sun since 2002. Lol
I had A Bug's Life as a kid, and still have it. I think I beat it, but I never loved the game. I also had Banjo Kazooie and Tooie. Those are still some of my favorite games of all time. So much personality in them.
Golden Disney era for me was the Mega Drive mid 90's era. Aladdin, Mickey Mania, World of Illusion, The Lion King, to name a few.
dont forget toy story! the graphics were insane for the console
Of course, probably even better looking than Donkey Kong country IMO, since the art style fits better with the pre-rendered tech.
@@Imgema - Well, the 3d objects from Dkc were fine ad on the other hand, the 3d models used to take the sprite art from in Toy Story were made by pixar to be on a totally different level. Rare did pretty well for the time and such games helped Nintendo have any market while the psone was launching.
I do recall one Dance Dance Revolution Disney game coming out in the United States, but it was a PS One game not N64.
Rented Tarzan as a kid and enjoyed it. Later found a used copy as an adult and bought it.
Yeah that would make sense
Wondering when or if you will venture into gamecube games.
@@Guilherme36594 oh wow, so rude
@@Guilherme36594 aproveito e pergunto, qual a necessidade de ser ofensivo?
@@Guilherme36594 You are a real sunflower aren't you?
@Guilherne Looks we have a Wannabe Edgelord here...
no plans to Chris as I didn't stick around the gamecube from start to finish
I've played Bug's Life on PC back in the days and shut it down after about 15 minutes.
wise decision !
@@n64glennplant I was a child. I didn't care ;)
Bugs life on PS1 wasn't bad actually.
Loved a Bugs Life for the PlayStation as a kid.
Magical Tetris Challenge is a little bit of an underrated game, and a great example of how unique competitive Tetris gameplay can be. The use of pentaminos instead of traditional garbage lines is a refreshing change of pace, too. Additionally, you can somewhat control your next pieces because both players share the same next piece, and it is given to whoever needs it next. Strategic players could wait until the next piece is a line piece, then immediately drop what they have and take it before the other player can place their piece, making it so the other player never gets a line piece themselves. I wish more Tetris games would try different things with the formula like this one.
have you seen that new VR Tetris on ps4? I really want that but damn its expensive, looks and sounds amazing though
@@n64glennplant Yeah, Tetris Effect looks amazing. I haven't played it for myself, but seen a few streams. Would really like to get my hands on it someday.
First a stream and now a video! Love it
glenn - the gift that keeps on giving haha
I said in a comment section on a video of yours that I have always been a nintendo fan and to this day, that's the consoles I love and own. Well as a child i also had a ps1 with about 4 or 5 games on it. I used to absolutely love Tarzan and a bugs life. And honest to god.....just learned about a week or 2 ago that both Tarzan and bugs life are on the n64....needless to say I was thrilled and ordered both and got both in the mail recently. To each it's own I guess bc I honestly am having fun with a bugs life and am loving the n64 version of Tarzan. So much fun lol and of course toy story 2 still reigns supreme as my favorite.
Tarzan is fun, I quite like it but bus like N64 is a game I’ll not go back to
that disney DDR game is also out on ps1, or atleast a different variation of it. that game was no joke on the harder difficulty mode. some of those songs were harder than most of the regular songs on ps2 DDR games
I think with the mat, and a lack of any rhythm id be terrible at any of them haha
I fondly remember playing toy story 2 as a kid. I loved that game! Still do!
such a classic right
mickey's speedway had the best graphics of the entire n64 library
ummm....probably going to disagree with you on that one but its nice enough looking. the higher frame rate on faster game levels makes up for it though just like f zero
Another fantastic and nostalgic video. Thanks Glenn. 😊
and thank you for watching !
I'm enjoying these new themed videos you've been producing Glenn, I look forward to seeing more content from you in 2019 and beyond hopefully. There's plenty of scope for these kinds of videos as well, I'm guessing that we might see one based on shooters, platformers or even racing games; either way please keep up the good work and I hope that your channel will continue to gain a lot more interest as time goes by, as you've clearly been putting a lot of work in because it shines through every time.
All the best as always,
Sam.
thanks sam, yeah I plan to do more of this style video but I have some pretty weird and wonderful topics coming up. kinda like a throwback to my top 5 Friday series from way back in the day but I get to do a little more fun style things in this series
I really enjoyed A Bugs Life as a kid. That was also my favorite Disney movie so that probably explains it. I also remember playing Toy Story 2 on PS1 and loving it.
Granted I haven't played them in maybe 15+ years.
yeah its funny I too had to go back to some of these games which I hadn't played in years
Toy Story 2 is one of my favorite games, bravo Glenn!
which system do you thinks the best one
These videos grouping games into categories were a great idea!
thanks Adrian, I feel it kinda works as much of the n64 library is lesser known to people
Getting massive flash backs because I owned the Tarzan game and remember renting Toy Story 2 every time I got the chance!
Haha they were both fun games!
I feel like the only one who thinks this, but I've always felt that if you take how Buzz controls in Toy Story 2 and made a Megaman game around them, it'd be sick.
I’m not a megaman fan so for me anything but a megaman game would be good 😬
I have fond memories of Magical Tetris Challenge on the N64, it was the go-to game to play with my mum in my childhood.
She was a Tetris god though and beat Tetris on Game Boy casually during lunchtimes so I never stood a chance.
Good memories.
I loved and still to this day love A Bugs Life! Its difficult, yes but it has a special place in my heart. Maybe nostalgia. Idk
Defo nostalgia but that’s not a bad thing!
Mickeys Speedway is such a obscure game in my opinion, I remember playing it when I was younger and I was hooked. Ever since then i've always been wondering what the name of the game was, Today I finally found it out and my oh my the nostalgia.
Haha well I’m glad I could help solve that age old problem for you!
i remember playing Tarzan and Toy Story 2 on my computing class back in the day
haha thats awesome
I can only speak for myself, but I'd love to see a remaster of the Donald Duck game.
I’d like to see that too
I remember back in the day when I played A Bug's Life on the PS1 that I was so surprised to actually hear the voices of the Danish actors, seeing as video games up to that point would never really be translated to my native language.
Strangely enough tho, I wasn't actually familiar with the Danish word for "Load" as I hadn't really ever seen or used it, so I didn't understand why I kept overwriting my save file every time I booted it up because I accidentally used the Save option.
I'm glad I didn't play the N64 version as that one seemed to be lacking in pretty much every aspect compared to the PS1 version
I remember trying it on my Everdrive but there must've been some anti piracy things on there cause one of the buttons were disabled.
Toy Story 2 was a game I actually owned and completed many times on the N64 and really loved back in the day despite it's short length.
For some reason I just found the whole concept of exploring a giant world from a toy's perspective really appealing.
Guess that's also why I loved Toy Commander on Dreamcast... Why does no one ever talk about that game? xD
oh man toy commander was a day one pick up for me back in the day, loved that game so much
I was completely baffled by Bugs Life honestly, i just remember somehow stumbling my way on the Level Select cheat after mashing the C-buttons and then going through all the levels trying to figure out what i'm suppose to do.
haha yeah I think thats the same as many players - such poor level design
Funfact: Donald's name in Italian is Paperino.
Another fun fact - I used to live in Venice 😬
I actually completed A Bug's Life as a kid. It was hell and probably not worth it. But I did it.
whoa thats amazing for any kid to have done
Holy crap, I haven't thought about Tigger's Honey Hunt for over fifteen years. Only time I ever saw it was at one of those N64 kiosks McDonald's had for a while. Grimiest controller I've ever touched.
haha we didn't get those here but I know the kiosk you mean
I played donald duck going quackers for the first time 5 years ago and loved it. It’s to easy and short though. Winnie the pooh has very nice graphism and quite a good game to choose for a young child starting its gamer’s life.
yeah see I quite like games I can blow though with relative ease as I dont get too much time to play games aside from work and this channel
It is crazy how much disney loved the nes and snes but gave zero shits about the n64 at all
kinda yeah
Toy Story 2 was pretty fun back in the day.
I think so too
Buzz Lightyear... the game that I want to love again, I keep trying different ports, but I miss the original PC release,
I can imagine that’s a pain !
I personally loved the Disney games for n64/ps1. I played nearly all of them at some point in some way. I played so much tigers honey hunt demo that I had to beg for the full game .. never got it lmao
Also I owned bugs life on ps1. Honestly I loved it despite it being hard. So much nostalgia and not as bad imo
aww well at least you can get it sort of cheap now!
Fun Fact: The character animation in Disney Dancing Museum was done by TMS!
that is a cool fact
I think even in the snes era, while I did have an NES, I do remember having a preference for first party games. I guess disney games would've had a good impression heading into the n64 era so I'd wager people would gravitate towards these titles in any case of their (actual) quality
Yeah Nintendo first and second party stuff is always the season to buy a Nintendo I think
@@n64glennplant - At minimun, when I get a console, I'd like to collect 8-10 games (console price = game budget or there's bad overhead). Nintendo more than the other guys can consistently bring these ten titles alone and make the purchase worth something. Didn't see them as failures as they'd also have marios, metroids and zeldas all selling 2 million plus and they've always sold their consolesat a profit. The fact that they can push so many game units speaks of their worthiness to have their own hardward despite selling under 25 million sometimes.
I really enjoyed Donald Duck Goin Quackers on the N64! Mickey's Speedway USA was a really fun and hard Disney kart racer. A Bug's Life was pretty boring to me, but the version I first played was the PlayStation version. Toy Story 2 was definitely better than A Bug's Life, but I found the N64 version to be not so good, so once again, I picked up the PSX version and I liked it! This was an awesome vid, Glenn, keep up the good work!
see my fav Donald Duck game is quack shot - still one of my all time fav games
Dance Dance Revolution has incredible sound quality for cartridge.
Tarzan has surprisingly long levels.
Tigger is great for young kids.
I actually got platinum award victorys for every race on Mickey's Speedway USA.
But Donald Duck -game from Ubi Soft was my N64 -Disney fafourite.
Disney license is usually available only limited time for certain company(s). That definitely hurts the quality, even if there would not be other artistic restrictions.
Having said that, many Disney titles are excellent, especially on NES/SNES.
yeah the 16 bit era was incredible in terms of what Disney games were around
Toy story 2 is my fav kid game on the 64
It’s a great one!
@@n64glennplant those huge wide open levels and that iconic first level
Tarzan the game was definitely good, but the movie is my favorite Disney movie of all time hands down.
see I dont remember it, I'm old school so mines Robin Hood
I didn't know half of these games existed and I'm not upset about it as Disney games weren't very popular with my circle of friends. I can only remember playing a Mickey Mouse haunted house game on NES and the kick in the teeth that was the Lion King.
Did you know that Robin’s favourite baguette is the ‘You Turkey’?
I did not
I would love to see a HD Remaster of Toy Story 2. That would be freaking sweet! I enjoyed playing it on N64.
I'm sure they'll make a TS4 for modern consoles or whatever the new movie coming out will be
I assume the washed out colors of the characters in Magical Tetris is for the Tertis colorful pieces to stand out.
could very well be!
based on your video description: I would have loved to see Disneys Atlantis as well as Disney's Aladdin Nasira's Revenge being ported to the N64. They're both not the strongest Disney titles to come into the market, but they are still quite enjoyable to play if you like these movies.
my wife loved Atlantis but she couldn't speak English as a kid so got stuck. personally I didn't even know there was. game or movie called Atlantis from Disney so I didn't know what she was talking about haha
13:15 I'd love to voice an hyspanic villain, and to play that game as well, every TT game for that matter.
we need more bad ass hispanic characters.
Tigger game is very nice looking game I think, I was surprised
I dont think I ever played any of these games when they were current, only a quick check out on emulator
maybe worth giving some of them another shot
Did u know Mickeys speedway Usa had a gameboy version also u can use the tranfer pack with the gameboy version in it u can unlock huey duck
I've never played that but yeah I knew about it
me and my gf enjoy Tetris despite being traditionalists
Tetris traditionalists or like Quaker traditionalists 😅
I always liked Tiger`s honey hunt and donald's quack attack more than toy story 2
They are all fun enough in their own ways 😬
Tarzan looks fun
Yeah it’s a good one to play
I'm liking these sort of compilation videos. I haven't played any of these, but a few of them look quite fun and I'm intrigued in them from a young gamer's point of view, I guess.
Also the Disney person in me is looking forward to Kingdom Hearts 3 [which is also Square Enix and stuff, not just Disney I know] this January. So Disney games will never stop being made lol.
see I've never played KH games but I hear mixed things about the series. I just dont think they are my kinda games but I could be mistaken
@@n64glennplant I mostly thought the same thing, then I gave it a shot. The story and music seemed compelling to me, and I sometimes like button-mashing against enemies after a day of work. Sometimes the story and gameplay get a bit annoying, but there can be quite a bit to like.
amazing man ,,,cheers and plz continue
thanks josph!
A Toy Story 2 remaster would be amazing with modern technology.
maybe we will get something for TS4
Toy Story 1 should've been a 3D adventure-stealth game released for PlayStation, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, Dreamcast and Microsoft Windows.
The Toy Story 2 video game should've been an open-world game based on the Buzz Lightyear video game from the film's intro and released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, XBOX and Gamecube.
And the Toy Story 3 video game, fine the way it is.
What would you plan for Ts4 games?
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I really don't know because the movie didn't come out yet... But I do know it would hopefully be better than the Toy Story 3 video game and it would be for next-gen consoles of course.
I used to play Donald duck going Quakers on the gamecube way back, doesn't the N64 version have a tiny bit difference in it from the gamecube? Another awesome video!
Totally different games. The game was basically split into a current and next gen version. With the PS1, N64, PC and Dreamcast being current gen, and PS2 and Gamecube being next gen. Both developed from the ground up by seperate teams
Awesome vid glenn 👍
thanks Michael!
Toy story 2 and Tarzan need a full remake.
take my money
@@n64glennplant right Damn after 3 years of watching I get a reply lol. Jk Glen love your videos dude!
pro retro hunter you’d be amazed how much time it takes me each day to reply to every comment haha - one day it’ll get too much
@@n64glennplant I bet man. Just glad someone supports and loves the n64 like I do.
I owned a couple of these as a kid.
A Bug's Life has some cool ideas but the slippery controls just ruin it.
Tarzan is actually a really solid platformer. Nothing special but pretty fun.
Toy Story 2 is actually pretty impressive for the amount of stuff in each level, as well as the size of each level to explore. Easily the best of the three.
I couldn't agree more with that!
I’d argue that magical Tetris challenge is the best Tetris on the 64
theres quite a few but yeah id say its one of the better ones
Hey Glenn, love your videos, this one included. My parents had gotten the A Bug's Life game for the PC when I was around 8 (as well as the vhs of the movie, which I loved) and I had a lot of fun with it, even though I was stuck for months at certain spots that I realized in replaying the game later on N64 are just bad design (the confusing cardboard city level, finding the parts of the bird, other bs). So, I would say that I am still a fan of the Bug's Life game as a guilty pleasure, but I understand that it's not very accessible to the average buyer, and that the N64 version is the worst out of the lot.
yeah the n64 version is really bad, I can't believe there's people defending it in the comments
I missed lots of the mate N64 games, by then I'd moved on to PS1, I'm realising I did miss out on some great games
I need to get the Mickey’s racing, and the Tetris game. Also I love Toy Story 2, I’ve played that 100% completed. I recommend it
Hope you like them when you end up getting those games
I remember renting A Bugs Life back in the day and thinking it was pretty okay lol. I couldn't beat the cricket boss underground tho
Ha I know the one you mean!
I remember the bugs life game. i almost beat it, but I though there was an error because I could not complete the last level. One of the collectable items that you were supposed to get, I could not jump high enough to collect it. Not sure what I did wrong, but I think that it was an oversight by the design team for the N64 version.
Sounds that way!
I remember getting A Bug's Life as a birthday gift, it was the worst game I've ever owned on the N64.
So sorry it was a terrible gift 🎁
You should look into the brawler 64 controller and do a video on them. Just ordered one and it seems promising.
Import custom fees are way too high for the UK
A Bug's Life was my first computer game so I had to joy of playing it on a keyboard. lol Lets just say it didn't take me long to drop it and didn't play on PC again until we had another game a few months later or so(which was the much more enjoyable Rainbow Six). The graphics looked a lot better on PC though if I'm remembering how it looks correctly.
Favorite Disney game on N64? I've only played Toy Story 2 and the Tetris one and out of those definitely Toy Story. Even if I had ABL on N64 with a controller I'm sure it would still be last. I did play Goin' Quackers on Gamecube but think that has quite a bit of changes.
ha I had rainbow six on PC - my n64 friends in school also were pc gamers so we would swap big box pc games. thats where my love of age of empires also comes from
Ha-ha! I was right :P you are doing more concept videos
What you had said previously about Donald Duck 64 turned me off from it, and this time you're making me more interested.
Nice polish on this one mister plant!
thanks Nigel - plenty more on the way, tomorrows will be quite interesting I think
You know, now that you're doing this sort of content, I thought I should mention, it'd really make my day if you went over all the high-res or widescreen games. If your goal was to excite me for the upload, then you have succeeded.@@n64glennplant
Toy Story 2, Tarzan, and a Bug's Life were large parts of my infancy playing games. with the ps1 as my first console (I was only like 3 when we got it for my older brother), I got alot of these games. I love toy story 2 and still think Tarzan is a decent Donkey Kong country esque game. Bugs life... sucks.
I'm glad I got to enjoy some them growing up as a kid
yeah I think the nostalgia is why I like going back to play these so often myself
Loved bugs life and toy story 2, Toy Story 2 was too hard for me as a kid but ive got the Dreamcast version downloaded ill be playing it through soon
i quite enjoyed a bugs life surprisingly, thought it was better than what was reviewed
I bought A bug's life and remember HATING IT!
Only criticism I have for Donald Duck Goin Quackers is the amount of repetition. Apart from having a forest, town, haunted and western theme for each world, the level design is very much the same throughout
hmm id probably disagree, although I dont have a photographic memory of it I remember levels like city (or was it duck berg?) which mixed things up
Absolutely love Mickey's Speedway USA
its fun isnt it, just not as much as DKR IMO
Mickey's Speedway USA was definitely my number 1 favorite of the Disney game, being a fan of Racing and Rare games, music and handling was certainly the things I've enjoyed the most, as got old I slowly notice how cities would look like in the Disney universe.
This is the only game that I would have loved to have a sequel back in the Gamecube days.
Toy Story 2 and Tarzan were just ok games for me with TS2 being slightly more better than Tarzan.
we can dream for more sequels to the games we loved
I was too cool for any game with Disney characters
one day I hope to be as cool as you must be :)
Great video keep up the good work
thanks Andrea
The one game I wish had been ported to the N64 was Hercules.
yeah my wife asked me if that got an n64 release
For your next video, would you mind covering this cancelled N64 game called Dinosaur Planet? It was developed by Rare, however the game had became Star Fox Adventures
I won't be doing that but theres already a ton of cool videos about it online
@@n64glennplant Why not? I think it would be interesting for you to share your thoughts with us about the game and it would be a welcome addition to your N64 Beta Project videos. Sure, we have seen gameplay footage and some art but very little people talk about it.
That game not seeing the light of day angers me to this day
The beta project episodes are always games that are available to play. With no dump of dinosaur planet I’d just be reusing old footage and getting slammed with copyright issues so it wouldn’t be worth it for me at this time but who knows maybe one day
I had the PS1 version of A Bug's Life. Thought it was a decent game, though it was hard when it came to "tightrope" kind of situations, as Flik tends to slip off a lot.
Yeah I know the exact moments you mean
I enjoyed the the Disney's Ducktales Remake made by WayForward
see I didn't like that so much
It's hilarious that people protested 😂
Best ever protest was when ICP were accidentally signed to Disney linked record label and they pulled their album in a matter of days just after launch
Tiggers hunny hunt I only remember because one of my local McDonald’s had it
Man you remember that lol
haha yeah its funny how many people are commenting about those kiosks
I honestly thought that A Bug's Life was a great game back when I was a kid and I still like it a lot to this day, but I must agree that the N64 version is an absolutely wretched experience. I will say that even if it's a massively flawed game, it is best played on the PS1 if anyone wants their Disney collectathon fix.
I've only played Mickey's Speedway USA. I only bought it to complete my Rare-made games N64 collection though I'll admit the Disney flavor made me interested in playing it. Unfortunately while I thought it was solid enough I didn't really feel like it was the best use of a Disney world since the stages felt bland considering what I'd think of a Disney-fied version of the USA might look or more Disney-esque locations.
the music though....man the San Francisco level music is awesome
What kind of childhood did you have, getting all these consoles from different generations...?
Lucky enough to have a privileged one and one where my dad also used to be massively into video games also so he always wanted the new consoles also
Glenn my only bad thing about Speedway USA. all unlockable racers are Ducks i would have put Max Goof in the game as well as Clara and Horace.
yeah I was sad that of the 4 unlock able ones 3 are Huey dewey and louie
There wasnt a port of Hercules for the N64? thats a shame
No there isn't. However, there is a Hercules game for the N64, but that one isn't disney-related and one that Glenn hasn''t covered yet.
nope but we got the tv show herc
Snes and Geneses had better Disney games than today's consoles