The Little Mermaid Playthrough (NES) (DEATHLESS)

Being born in the 1990's I was very much a fan of Disney movies. As a result I have uploaded several Disney game playthroughs on the channel here over the years. One game that has slid under the radar so to speak is this little gem. The Little Mermaid was one of my favorite (still is in fact) Disney movies growing up, and while I was aware of this game I never really gave it much of a play or chance. Having done the Sega Genesis Little Mermaid game, I was rather soured by it and was not too keen on doing another. Plus the one time I did sit down to play the NES one was a very long time ago. Didn't take me very long and was rather bland in my initial impression of it. Well things have kinda changed since then. Some things a little bit, while others have changed drastically. Having very, very recently become a new dad I have been rather busy with the brand-new baby, with near-zero time for games or anything of the sort. Till I remembered this game. Fired it up with baby right beside me and within an hour or so I got another video to upload. Was quickly reminded the moment I started playing how user-friendly the game is with its control and difficulty level. The Lion King this game is NOT. This game was certainly created with kids in mind, meaning its not going to take years on end to beat because of cheap deaths, poor control, brutal difficulty curves and poor hit detection. While certainly a bit to easy for my tastes nowadays, if I was young when I played this I would have totally enjoyed this game. The music is very decent with nice 8-bit renditions of several of the hit songs from the movie. Control is nice like I mentioned and the difficulty very gradually increases without ever feeling like it's becoming frustrating or unfair. Overall it was a very nice way to spend an afternoon bonding with my new daughter and a rather nice and easy video to play and upload too. Will be having another Disney game playthrough to upload too sometime soon, this one much more cup of tea to use an expression...and one I have far more memories of playing. That's for another day though! I'd recommend giving this game a try and if you find it cheap (which shouldn't be that hard either) I'd say pick it up, Capcom always did good Disney games. Thanks for watching!

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