The Jungle Book (PAL) Part 1 On SEGA Master System

Описание: The Jungle Book (PAL) Part 1 On SEGA Master System

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Introducing for the very first time on Youtube ''Disney's The Jungle Book'' the SEGA Master System 8-bit version in PAL 50Hz played on the Master-Mega Converter. This is not simply a quick demonstration video or a review but a full playthrough from start to finish with no annoying voices talking over it. I do speak at the start of this playthrough but once the game actually starts I shut up as I know when uploaders talk over their playthroughs it can be very annoying after all you guys only want to see and hear the video game thats being played, not to listen to some fuck-wit who sounds like a simpleton. (Omit my own voice)

Get down to the bare necessities of life as you watch the young man cub Mowgli escort himself off through the jungle to the safety of the human village. He fights the boggle-eyed snake Kaa, journey's along down the river with Baloo the Bear, scares king Louie off in the ruins and bravely defeats Shere Khan in this exciting action adventure based on Disney's classic! It'll drive you ape crazy!

In this game Mowgli must collect a certain amount of gems to complete each scene, the intro screen to each scene tells the player how many gems must be collected, when the required amount is met Mowgli will go onto the next scene. Some scenes in this game won't require you to collect any gems but rather simply just look for the guardian black Panther Bagheera. There is one bonus scene in this game which is only to pick up more points.

The graphics are very colourful, they're very bright and detailed especially in the river stages where you can actually see how bright and sparkly the water is. The graphic designers done a fantastic job on this game.

The soundtrack is fabulous! Playing all the hit songs from the original Disney film. Neil Baldwin is directly responsible for the bassey 8-bit music. He is not credited in the credits, only the audio software developing company is which is Eurocom. Neil Baldwin can easily be mistaken for Matt Furniss with this type of music and can definitely give him a run for his money!
Recorded from the Master-Mega Converter off an original SEGA Mega Drive console.

Enjoy!