Adventures in the Magic Kingdom is one of those weird little NES games that feels like Disney threw a bunch of random ideas at Capcom and said, "Make it work." You play as some kid (no name, just a generic 8-bit hero) running around Disneyland—except it's not just a theme park, because suddenly you're racing cars, dodging ghosts in the Haunted Mansion, and even flying a plane in a side-scrolling shooter segment.

The controls are a bit stiff, especially in the platforming sections, but there's something charming about how all over the place it is. One minute you're solving a maze in Tom Sawyer Island, the next you're trying not to crash into trees in an autoscroller. And yeah, the music’s catchy in that classic Capcom way—you’ll hum the main theme for days.

It’s not the deepest game, but if you grew up with Disney or just love weird retro mashups, it’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect it to make much sense.