Walt Disney's The Jungle Book Rhythm N' Groove (2000)
Genres:Music
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:Sampling a good beat from Dance Dance Revolution, Disney Interactive and Ubi Soft have a new groove going in Jungle Book: Rhythm n' Groove. The game brings all of your favorite characters from Disney's animated movie The Jungle Book and gives them something to dance to. You get to see Baloo, Mowgli, King Louie, and others get their Jungle Boogie going to remixed Jungle Book songs like "Bear Necessities". Two players can battle it out for King of the Jungle in two-player dance-offs. Yo Bagheera... Do the Funky Panther!Show more
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This game has been a huge part of my childhood. I remember playing it on our Packard Bell family computer in the living room and beating it on all difficulties. It might be one of the games that I've replayed the most amount of times. I remember when we later upgraded our PC and switched from Windows 98 to XP, that I learned to change the resolution to 1920x1080 in the config files and it was also the very first game that I did so with. And then seeing the game suddently run at 60fps on a more powerful system was absolutely mind blowing for me at the time. I even got the PS1 and PS2 version of the game, however it was the PC version that started it all.
Unfortunately it no longer works on never versions of Windows as it keeps insisting the DLL files and such can't be found. I've tried many different solutions but nothing seems to work. I would absolutely LOVE to play this game again on PC as this game holds a special place in my heart. Not only because of the game itself, but because it was the one game that started the whole PC gaming journey with me, seeing the game run at higher framerates and changing values to make the game look its absolute best. In general I would like to see more of the old Disney PC games on GOG, Like Tigger's Honey Hunt.
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