While the graphics were comparable to any single handheld game that could be bought off of the shelf, it clearly did not have the graphics capability of any of the games associated with the handheld gaming systems of the time. Yet, it was one of only a handful of games with ties to Walt Disney World, which immediately increased its playability factor. Game types ranged from racing, adventure (a la Mario and Zelda), to blockbusters, Frogger-esque, and even a pinball game. Each new game offered copious amounts of entertainment, which would give a focal point to otherwise squirmy Young Adventurers in the queues.
After replacing dead batteries, once guests had returned home from a trip, only the Cinderella game would remain. To unlock all of the games, users simply had to enter the code of Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, and all games would become playable once again.
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That little game is fun, even though I really don't know what's happening on any level!
Do you have the matching trivia game?
I used to have the trivia game, and it was a great counter piece to this game. Unfortunately, during my last move, it was broken, and left unplayable.
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