Mickey Mania The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse Sega Genesis Walkthrough

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Mickey Mania (1994)

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Mickey Mania: The Eternal Adventure of the Mickey Mouse is a 1994 platform video game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Sony Imagesoft for the Super NES, Sega Genesis, and Sega CD. In the game, the player controls Mickey Mouse, who must navigate various side-scrolling levels, each based on the design of the classic Mickey Mouse cartoon. The game was later released on PlayStation in 1996 as Mickey's Wild Adventures. A second game, Mickey Mania 2, was scheduled to release, but was canceled as Traveler's Tales focused on other titles.

Gameplay
Mickey Mania is a platform game where players control Mickey Mouse to visit different locations based on his previous cartoons, from his debut in Steamboat Willie to the most recent The Prince and the Pauper. Mickey can attack enemies by jumping on them or using a limited supply of marbles collected throughout the level. Mickey can withstand up to five attacks, represented by his raised fingers on his hands, which can be replenished by collecting stars, and extra lives can be gained by finding Mickey's hat. The levels offer various challenges, such as puzzles for the player to solve, escape from rampaging moose, and escape from burning stairs.

The levels in the game are based from the following classic Mickey Mouse cartoons:
• Steamboat Willie (1928)
• The Mad Doctor (1933)
• The Band Concert (1935) (not included in the SNES version)
• Moose Hunters (1937)
• Lonesome Ghosts (1937)
• Mickey and the Beanstalk (1947)
• The Prince and the Pauper (1990)

Development
Mickey Madness was originally scheduled to be released in 1993 for Mickey's 65th birthday. However, since this only allowed the game to be developed for six months, the idea was quickly scrapped and replaced with a more appealing concept shorts in which Mickey returned to his own original classic cartoon and subsequently re-enacted the aforementioned events. The game pays homage to Mickey's early cartoon career.
The success of Mickey Mania led to the development of a sequel, which was later shelved so Traveler's Tales could focus on developing a game based on the then-upcoming Toy Story movie. The game is the debut of game designer David Jaffe.

Version Differences
The Sega CD and PSX versions extend the ending to the Mad Doctor level, showing that the Mad Doctor had regressed to a baby, and adds a sequence near the end of the Prince and the Pauper level wherein Mickey must find pencils to call upon the other Mickeys from the six main levels to attack Pete, as well as giving Mickey extensive dialogue relevant to situations throughout the game.

Reception
But if you liked any of Mickey's other games, you won't miss with Mickey Mania".The same reviewer later covered the Sega CD version.

Next Generation reviewed the Sega CD version of the game, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "there's just enough innovation here [...] to make it a must, and if you've got kids, I think it's the law".It also reviewed the Genesis version, rating it four stars out of five: "Ingenious action like Mickey carefully mixing a potion while being attacked from every side, makes it hard to put down".

rated Mickey Mania 54 on their list of top 100 SNES games, praising it as "original and very playable".In 2018, Complex ranked the game 49 on their list of best Super Nintendo games of all time, writing: "A great game and a history lesson in all things Mickey Mouse: Mickey Mania was a fantastic title that fully utilized the broad color palate [sic] of the SNES.

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