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This is your ticket to breath-taking Adventures in the Magic Kingdom! Join the exciting adventure as you search through the Magic Kingdom for the six silver keys that will unlock the Enchanted Castle. Use all your skills and resources to achieve your goal. Answer Disney trivia questions to gain access to the attractions.
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Adventures in the Magic Kingdom is a video game released in 1990 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Its soundtrack was composed by Yoko Shimomura who later scored the Kingdom Hearts series. The game places you as a nameless main character. Goofy left the golden key for the castle gate inside, and Mickey Mouse asks for the player’s help to find six silver keys needed to open the Cinderella Castle gate and allow the Disney parade to begin. After completing this task, Mickey congratulates the player and the parade begins. Although the cover art and title suggest that the game is intended to depict the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, the location of attractions within the in-game overworld map suggests a layout more akin to Disneyland in Anaheim, California. The player must complete five different stages, modeled after
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rides in Disney theme parks, as well as a trivia quest in order to retrieve the set of keys. Players choose which stage to play by walking around the park in the game’s overworld map. The game features two vehicle stages with a top-down perspective. One of these stages is based on the Autopia ride and is a driving game in which the player must avoid various obstacles in a race against the villainous Panhandle Pete. The second, based on Big Thunder Mountain has the player controlling a train on a track and having to choose from the right path to take while avoiding obstacles. There are also two side scrolling stages. In the Haunted Mansion stage, the player must defeat ghosts by throwing candles at them to retrieve one of the keys. The other side-scrolling stage is based on Pirates of the Caribbean and the player must rescue six
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villagers from pirates who have raided an island. The Space Mountain stage is a first-person stage in which the player boards a spaceship with the mission to reach a certain star, maneuvering through asteroids while shooting enemy ships with a phaser. The trivia game is available to play at any time. Several children around the park ask the player questions about Disney films and characters; if these are answered correctly, the children will reveal the location of the final silver key. Space Mountain This stage pits the player in the role of a spaceship captain docked at Star A, trying to pilot his ship to Star F. The player must match button presses with what is shown on the screen. The arrow keys are used to maneuver the ship, and the A and B buttons are used to fire lasers. Five mismatched or missed button presses will result in a loss. Making it to
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Star F will win the level and grant a key. Big Thunder Mountain. One of the more unique stages, in which the player controls a speeding locomotive making its way down jumbled sets of tracks. The goal is to make it down the mountain to Train Station #2 while avoiding rocks and multiple dead ends. The train can take five rock hits before failing, but one dead end will end the level. Completing the course will earn a key. Haunted Mansion. The player must traverse the Haunted Mansion to fight The Phantom. This is a standard platforming level where you must make your way through the front yard and four floors of the mansion. Enemies can be fought with thrown candles. The player starts with ten candles but more can be found throughout the level. The third and fourth floors are the hardest, as the player jump from floating chairs.
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Great game, but damn is it hard. Also I just figured out the other day you can spend stars on health… FML
i struggled so much with this game as a child. Had no idea you heal like that, hahaha.
And even being English didn't help me answer all those bloody questions.
Remember when i finally did complete it, i screamed for my mum and we were both like "Is that it? Thanks! Now for the parade. Bye now!" lol
this game was hard as hell, that space shit and the train downhill made my life miserable in that era but I always kept trying 😉 It doesnt feel like 25 years ago I played this game
The real keys were the friends we made along the way
short game but probably the hardest levels ever
This game looks awesome even the main character sprite looks better than Megaman's in my consideration, and being developed by Capcom.
The only decent Disneyworld themed game that ever existed was the PS1 kart racer game
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Never got pass the spaceship level. Was a huge pain for me…
Imagine spending $50 or so dollars on a 20 minute game? One that is not fun to replay
Ah qué gran juego me acuerdo que no sabía qué hacer pero me entretenía horas y horas gracias por subirlo 🙂
PD : ahora ya sé el nombre
20 years later and I figure out what the purpose of those stars are
I loved the game but I, couldn't beat the space mountain level… Someday I'll try again…
Shitty game. Beat it in a single weekend and then returned it to the store. Got The Flintstones instead – much better (and really hard)
I hated the space mountain. Almost broke my controller as a kid. The haunted house was tough, too.
That haunted house still freaks me out as an adult. Can't believe I played this game as a kid.
When I was a kid playing this it was one of the hardest games for Nintendo.
I used to own this game, I bought it by using my wage. I played this game when I am bored, even I beat that game many times.
I was 7 when this came out and I loved this game
Man. Almost all questions had the c answer
As a kid I always failed the space mission.
Wait. I’m supposed to throw candles at the ghosts? I’ve been throwing them at the cast members!
Don’t ask what happened to Iago in the Tiki Room.
This takes me back!!!! Memories 😀
The music in this game is burned into my memory. But I like it.
This game is great as long as you have internet and a nice supply of Adderal at your disposal.
Dark Souls of my childhood.
The quiz questions were waaay to difficult for the targeted age group, like what were they thinking . When I played this as a 10 year old I just started to learn english, let alone know these questions. Even now I don't know the answer to most of the questions. Fun game though.
It would be cool if the playable character here could make an appearance in Kingdom Hearts
Goofy says he doesn't have all the keys, but why is it him that is giving the keys to us when you finish some of the missions?
Thanks for the memories. Just finished some Marble Madness vids and searched for this one next. Sweet nostalgia. I beat both multiple times. Think I just spent way too much time indoors as a kid lol.
I loved this game as a kid. My brother had a tendency to hog the Nintendo so I seldom got to play the thing. Maybe that's why I bought both of my children their own setups. They can't hog the game if they don't have to share. I'm thinking of buying a NES after I got the NES CLASSIC for Christmas. I thought I'd look this up to see if I'm going to buy it or not, I think I will.
Man Goofy was such a little bitch
I played this when I was a kid. Thanks for the memories, Xanadu 🙂
Wow, did this video bring back memories for me. Me and my sister played this game together all the time when we were little … my favorite levels were always the ghost house, and the pirate level … my sisters's was the racecar level, and the mountain track level. Those are fun.
The hardest for us was Space Mountain … it took us FOREVER to finally beat it, and when we did, we felt so accomplished … haha.
I remember that in Space mountain sometimes you had to press left and right at the same time. Am I right? Always played this games with my nephew think took us years to finish it hahaha and now took you 15 mins haha we always hoped for extra levels kind of a let down back then.
So much nostalgia watching this. This may sound silly, but as a kid I never beat this game. I have now as a adult. Problem was back then, that I was a kid from Finland with zero English skills so I could play the other stages but the trivia questions were the issue because I didn't understand a single word.
I still have yet to try this one. It looks way more fun than I would have thought. Nice run.
Great Play-through,One of the hardest games for me as a kid and even as an adult.The character designs are solid, and the backgrounds look decent.
In Autopia, the player will race against eight computer controlled cars. However, you will always win the race, unless you crash or fall of the course.