Defunct Games reviews Felix the Cat, available now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Switch.
If all you’re looking for is a way to play Felix the Cat’s 8-bit games on modern consoles, then this bare-bones compilation is for you. Thankfully, what the collection lacks in extras, it makes up with charm. Both the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy games are a fine reminder of how good 2D platformers were in the 8-bit era. There’s a reason why so many people wanted these games preserved, and you don’t need to have nostalgia for them to enjoy this package. I just wish there was more care put into telling us about Felix the Cat, his history, these games and what the Japanese version is. No matter if you’re a longtime fan or somebody new to these classics, it’s worth digging through Felix the Cart’s bag of tricks.
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As for favorite cartoon-based game: Donald and Mickey in World of Illusion. Almost went for Turtles in Time as I certainly love Turtles more than Disney, but the creativity and variety of WoI just can't be beaten.
As for cartoon games, there's just too many; but I'll just say Pirates of Dark Water on SNES since it was quite well made and the show itself is super cool and way underrated.
(SWAT Kats was pretty darn good too on the subject of forgotten good shows that got SNES games.)
I also really like the SNES An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. Which just happens to be developed by the same team as the Hudson Felix game.
As for the QotD, that's a toughie. There are a lot of greats like Castle of Illusion, Buster Busts Loose, both Aladdin games, DuckTales and so much more, but my heart keeps telling me Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers on NES.
Fantastic level design, the fun box mechanic used with so much creativity, even two player co-op! In a platformer from 1989! It's a game I've played countless times will likely go back to again and again
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