Disney's Magical Quest 2 is one of those classic GBA platformers that just feels good to play—simple but polished. You jump between Mickey and Minnie (each with slightly different costumes that change their abilities) as they run through colorful Disney-themed worlds. The controls are tight, and the levels have just enough little secrets to make replaying them satisfying.

First thing you’ll notice is how bright and cheerful everything looks—big, cartoony sprites, floating platforms over candy-colored backgrounds. The second thing? That classic Capcom platforming feel. It’s not brutally hard, but you’ll still get caught off guard by a few sneaky enemy placements if you’re not paying attention.

Honestly, it’s a great pick if you want something lighthearted but still engaging. The costume-swapping mechanic keeps things interesting without overcomplicating it. I still remember getting stuck on one of the later ice levels as a kid because I kept slipping off everything.