Pluto The Pup

Mickey’s Speedway USA, a great racing game for Nintendo 64. Pluto is kidnapped by those no-good weasels! Its up to Mickey and his friends to race across the USA and get him back! How exciting! Its very rare that I say a racing game is better than Mario Kart 64. It almost never happens. Keeping that in mind, I have to say that this game might just be better than Mario Kart 64 (GASP!) Its more fast-paced, the items are more fun to use (but tougher to master), the music is more catchy (Well…at times, anyway), the graphics are great for an N64 game (in my opinion), the battles are more frantic, and the characters have more chemistry. What other racing game has character yelling at each other by name based on how they interact? It feels like they’re actually interacting with each other instead of just saying generic phrases. The almost nonstop voices might annoy some other people, but I loved it. (You can turn the voices off or adjust their volume in the options menu as well) However, its not as challenging as other racing games until later on in the game, which can be seen as a downside. Plus, some of the courses are too short and easy, and on the opposite end of the spectrum some are way too hard (Colorado is straight from hell) I think its sort of a shame that not a lot of people have heard of it, and a lot of those who have heard of it dismiss it as “just a Disney game”. In my opinion, this is a game worth being played. Feel free to disagree, but don’t knock it til you …

Hey everyone on this episode of Play it Through its Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse for the Super Nintendo brought to us by Capcom. Capcom and Disney made some of the best games on the NES and when Nintendo jumped to the SNES Disney and Capcom followed making some more great games including Goof Troop, Bonkers, and the Magical Quest series which spanned 3 games one of which was not released in NA until the GBA was released. Magical Quest has Mickey traveling to a strange world to rescue Pluto from the evil Emperor Pete. Along the way Mickey gets new costumes and with them some cool power ups including a fire hose to put out fire based enemies and platforms as well as a Bionic Commando style grappling hook. Magical Quest is one of my favorite platformers of the 16-bit age so I hope you Enjoy!!! If you are interesting in helping out the channel by donating to buy games for future play it throughs follow the link www.paypal.com Add me on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Released in 1930. This was the first appearance of Pluto.

Mad scientist Mickey has just brewed up a potion; to test it out, he squirts it on a fly that’s been trapped by a spider, a (regular) mouse being harassed by a cat, then the cat when Pluto goes after it, and Pluto when dogcatcher Pegleg Pete goes after him. Each of the underdogs turns against his tormentor. With Walt Disney (voice of Mickey), Billy Bletcher (voice of Pete) and Pinto Colvig (Pluto) Released January 2, 1937

I DON’T OWN THIS SHORT, IT BELONGS TO DISNEY. Mickey Mouse Works House of Mouse A Pluto Cartoon When Pluto digs up Mickey’s yard to bury a bone, Mickey has to discipline him. Thinking he’s being treated poorly, Pluto runs away, only to bump into Pete and learn what bad treatment is really like.

Pluto feels unwanted at the House; and then spots Pete in one of his attempts to stop the show.

I DON”T OWN PRINCE AND THE PAUPER. IT BELONGS TO DISNEY. The classic Twain story loosely retold, as pauper Mickey takes the place of a royal double, but falls prey to Regent Pete’s power-grabbing plans. Director : George Scribner Mickey Mouse (Voice : Wayne Allwine) Clarabelle Cow (Voice : Elvia Allman) Horace Horsecollar (Voice : Bill Farmer) Pete (Voice : Arthur Burghardt) Pluto (Voice : Bill Farmer) Goofy (Voice : Bill Farmer) Donald Duck (Voice : Tony Anselmo) The Weasels (Voices …

I DON”T OWN PRINCE AND THE PAUPER. IT BELONGS TO DISNEY. The classic Twain story loosely retold, as pauper Mickey takes the place of a royal double, but falls prey to Regent Pete’s power-grabbing plans. Director : George Scribner Mickey Mouse (Voice : Wayne Allwine) Clarabelle Cow (Voice : Elvia Allman) Horace Horsecollar (Voice : Bill Farmer) Pete (Voice : Arthur Burghardt) Pluto (Voice : Bill Farmer) Goofy (Voice : Bill Farmer) Donald Duck (Voice : Tony Anselmo) The Weasels (Voices …