On the topic if this collection, yeah it's pretty rough. Hell, if Aladdin and Lion King do well enough, maybe Disney themselves might contact Capcom and be like, "why the hell have you guys not released the Afternoon Collection on Switch by now?" I get the feeling the only reason we haven't gotten the Disney Afternoon Collection on Switch is because Capcom doesn't want to renegotiate the original deal with Disney to include another system. I hope the Switch version sells good enough that Capcom finally releases the Disney Afternoon Collection on Switch and then a sequel like mentioned above with all their SNES games. More details are expected to emerge when the game is opened up for preorder tomorrow at GameStop locations. It isn't known who will serve as the publisher, as the Super Nintendo Aladdin game was developed and published by Capcom while the other games in the collection were published by Virgin Interactive. The release will retail for $29.99 US on October 29, and will include rewind functions, save states, the ability to watch a playthrough and take over, and two special versions of Aladdin: a "Final Cut" and a "Trade Show" version.Ī compilation of games based on mid-1990s Disney classics has been revealed at a GameStop manager's conference.įirst reported by Twitter user and confirmed by a picture sent to GameXplain, a compilation of the Lion King (multiplatform) and Aladdin (Super Nintendo and Genesis) games will release in October.Īccording to the Twitter source, the original soundtracks will be included in addition to an unspecified remastering of the graphics for high definition. The Capcom Aladdin SNES game will not be included. The collection will feature the Genesis, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, and Super Game Boy versions of The Lion King, but only the Genesis/GB/SGB versions of Aladdin as published by Virgin Interactive.
UPDATE: Nighthawk Interactive announced they will be publishing the game today, with development handled by Digital Eclipse (Mega Man Legacy Collection, SNK 40th Anniversary Collection).
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