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Revision as of 10:16, 30 June 2013
Super Lion King is the NES port of Disney's The Lion King, originally made by Westwood for SEGA Mega Drive, created by Super Game and published by Sugar Softec at an unknown date. It's also known to be Super Game's first port ever made.
Trivia
- This bootleg port is widely considered to be more accurate and faithful to the original MegaDrive game, compared to the official port developed by Dark Technologies and published by Virgin, despite it included The Stampede, The Elephant Graveyard, and Exile levels not available in Super Lion King. In turn, though, the bootleg does include the levels after Hakuna Matata in comparision to Dark Technologies's version.
- Two versions of this game exist: the full one retains the Bug Toss bonus stage (and shows the "Super Game" splash screen a bit longer), while the mapper 4 version (more widespread and more popular on the newest pirate reproduction carts) doesn't.
- There's an extra Super Game logo hidden inside the graphics of the ROM, this one emblazoned with "K64." It's not known what "K64" means.
Gallery
Unused early Super Game logo
Original box with cartridge
Another Box and Cart(Back)
Box front close-up
Box back close-up