Rolling: When the young Simba is running he can curl up into a ball to bump adversaries in his path. Roaring: To momentarily stun his adversaries you can make Simba roar by pressing the CTRL key. Jumping: Use the SPACEBAR to jump straight up or with the LEFT/RIGHT CURSOR (arrow) keys to jump left/right. Use this feature to check out potential dangers from above and below! Looking Around: Pressing and holding the UP or DOWN CURSOR (arrow) keys will make Simba stop and look around. Moving Around: The LEFT and RIGHT CURSOR (arrow) keys can he used to move Simba left and right. Worried I found it so hard, but seems others had similar feelings! To those who questioned about the controls here is the info provided in the manual for the default set up (can be altered in options menu): Just completed this game after finding the box from many a year ago. :w00t:Īlso, I might add that the battle with Scar at the end is much more engaging! Just avoid getting smacked! :wacko: All you have to do here is move out of their way as they overtake and jump over the many rocks lying in your path. Now your viewpoint dollies in front of a running Simba looking back and the charging wildebeast creep up behind.
Furthermore, their speed relates to the screen region, not the level, so they seemed to move faster as you progress to the right. These were basically sprites that glide along the bottom with absolutely no animation whatsoever and look more like buffalo than wildebeast. Most notably, on the MS2, the Stampede level was basically Simba jumping ledges and avoiding landing in front of the wildebeast. It is a vast improvement on the one I used to play - on a SEGA Master System II. Here is a brief list of speed control shortcuts:įor my part, this is a good game. If it is too slow for you, try changing the cycle rates. I also use DOS-Box under Windows XP, but it works fine with me. Hey I use DosBox and WinXp and the game is wery slow
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