Man, The Disney Collection on Sega Genesis takes me back—like, instant nostalgia overload. You boot it up and bam, there’s Mickey, Donald, and Goofy staring at you in that gloriously chunky 16-bit style. The first time I played, I went straight for the Aladdin level because, come on, carpet-hopping over lava pits? Yes please.

It’s not just one game—it’s a mashup of Disney’s greatest hits. You’ve got Tarzan vine-swinging (watch out for those awkward jumps), Ariel dodging jellyfish in underwater mazes, and even some surprisingly tough platforming in the Lion King stages. The music’s pure ear candy, too—those chiptune renditions of Disney tunes stick in your head for days.

Fair warning: some of these levels are deceptively hard. I remember getting stuck in the Jungle Book section for way too long because those monkeys just wouldn’t stop throwing things. But that’s part of the charm—it’s got that old-school "throw your controller" difficulty mixed with Disney’s colorful chaos. If you grew up with a Genesis, this collection’s like digging up a treasure chest of childhood memories.