Amstrad CPC
The Jungle Book
I had quite wonderful childhood memories of this film, until they got bulldozed by this turgid piece of software. Let’s be fair though - I guess it’s not a complete disaster. It’s presented as if it were a film, the audience lined up along the bottom of the screen. Lose a life, and one of them visibly falls asleep. A cute idea (sadly one of the few). Ah, yes, the game itself. This is a poor flick-screen, arcade-adventure thing, with jungle animals making life that that bit harder. So where have they gone wrong? Well, everywhere. I don’t think I saw a single exciting thing happen the whole time I was playing it - to be honest, it stinks. Just say no. You know it makes sense. Awful in almost every way, it really is quite sad. A contender for worst film tie-in ever, no problem. Disney must be kicking themselves over this one.
- Date de sortie
- December 31, 1988
- Éditeur
- Coktel Vision
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The Jungle Book
I had quite wonderful childhood memories of this film, until they got bulldozed by this turgid piece of software. Let’s be fair though - I guess it’s not a complete disaster. It’s presented as if it were a film, the audience lined up along the bottom of the screen. Lose a life, and one of them visibly falls asleep. A cute idea (sadly one of the few). Ah, yes, the game itself. This is a poor flick-screen, arcade-adventure thing, with jungle animals making life that that bit harder. So where have they gone wrong? Well, everywhere. I don’t think I saw a single exciting thing happen the whole time I was playing it - to be honest, it stinks. Just say no. You know it makes sense. Awful in almost every way, it really is quite sad. A contender for worst film tie-in ever, no problem. Disney must be kicking themselves over this one.
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- Coktel Vision
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