2 Disney Games: Disney Sports Skateboarding + Disney Sports Football, Electronic Games

Disney Sports Football features the likes of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Daisy, Minnie and a host of equally well known heroes and adversaries. As such, Disney Sports Football sees the instantly recognisable heroes leading their teams into a series of arenas for cup and league matches. The action is bright and breezy and played in a side-on scrolling left-right perspective. There's not much scope for getting things wrong when controlling players, whether in possession or trying to stop the opposition and get the ball back. The button layout and commands are straightforward enough, as the action is squarely aimed at youngsters. Casting Disney's biggest stars as skateboarding maestros, Disney Sports Skateboarding sees Mickey, Donald and the gang strap on pads and helmets and partaking in a series of arcade-style competitions. Both games boast eight challenging skate parks based on specific Disney themes - including a space station, downtown San Francisco and an enchanted castle - with each character charged with performing key moves and stunts, specifically tied in with the unique locations.

Buy 2 Disney Games: Disney Sports Skateboarding + Disney Sports Football for 14.99 GBP

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