Oh man, this one's a weird little hidden gem from the SNES era. You play as Mickey Mouse running through a miniature version of Tokyo Disneyland, which sounds cute until you realize it's actually a pretty tough action-platformer. The controls feel a bit stiff at first—Mickey's got this weird floaty jump—but once you get used to it, there's some surprisingly clever level design here.

What makes it stand out are all the little Disneyland details. You'll bounce on teacups from the Mad Tea Party ride, dodge ghosts in the Haunted Mansion section, and even fight a giant steamboat Willie boss. It's got that classic 90s Japanese Disney charm where Mickey looks slightly off-model in the best way possible. Just don't expect it to play like your typical Mickey game—this one's got some teeth.

Fun fact: The password system uses actual Disney character names instead of random letters, which is a nice touch.