Sega's Disney games were about the only reason I regretted not going to the local Radio Shack (the only retail location to sell SMS in my little town) and grabbing the system. I had a NES, like most gamers back then, and sure the various Disney games on it were good but I was a big fan of Donald Duck (stemmed from being a fan of the comics) and Sega was the only one doing him any justice.

If only Sega had continued their Disney releases on Saturn. I would have easily dropped $50 or $60 in 1995/1996 for a disc with 5 to 6 16-Bit Sega Disney releases - even better if there were some improvements with any slowdown/flicker/maybe a score challenge or something but barebones would have done it too. Used games stores back then were not prolific in my area - we had to rely on pawn shops with zero tolerance on returns for videogames and had no clue if the prices were "fair".