
Franchise file / The Walt Disney Company
A licence, not a single line
Games based on Disney films, characters and parks, starting with a Mickey Mouse handheld in 1981. Not one series, but decades of tie-ins, party games and crossovers from many studios.
One world. Many eras.
The console licences. Disney handed its cast to established console names. Capcom's Adventures in the Magic Kingdom and Sega's Lucky Dime Caper show how that era looked.
Start with Adventures in the Magic KingdomYour next late night

A legacy worth revisiting
Disney has rarely made one kind of game. Its name has covered Capcom's NES platformers, film tie-ins, karaoke, sports games and Avalanche's toys-to-life Disney Infinity. What links them is the cast, not the genre, so quality swings as widely as the studios involved.
Scenes that stay with you
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