Players will also be able to explore a museum that features interviews with the developers, an art gallery, and a music player. This includes improved graphics, customizable controls, graphic filters, and even the tradeshow demo for Aladdin that hasn't been available since 1993. In fact, the Nintendo Switch Online service has features like these built in so that players can tailor the experience to their liking when playing NES games.īesides cheats, Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King features some other new content as well. Purists may not be too happy about these kinds of cheats, but they're pretty much par for the course for remasters of classic side-scrollers. RELATED: Nintendo Reveals Disney-Themed Switch Console, But There's A Catch For example, if players get stuck at a certain part, they can let it play itself and then resume playing at the next level. The Interactive Game Viewer basically means the game will play itself, with players able to jump into the action whenever they want. Some more modern-style cheats will include a Rewind button that lets players jump back 15 seconds in case they screw up, as well as a feature called the Interactive Game Viewer. The cheat codes included in Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King include some standard ones like level select, invincibility, and infinite lives. Collected together as Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King, the collection will feature a number of enhancements, including cheat codes that will make the notoriously difficult games much easier. After they were leaked yesterday, the Aladdin and Lion King remasters have been officially announced.