kids, I think it's the law". It also reviewed the Genesis version, rating it four stars out of five: "Ingenious action like Mickey carefully mixing a potion while being attacked from every side, makes it hard to put down". Maximum gave the PlayStation version two out of five stars. They praised the graphical stylistics, attention to detail, and solid gameplay, but criticized that the action never builds in intensity or pays off, and that the game makes no noticeable improvements over earlier versions. They nonetheless held it to be far better than the other 2D platformer then on the PlayStation, Johnny Bazookatone. The game won the 1994 Parents' Choice Award. VideoGames magazine awarded it Best Sega CD Game. In 1995, Total! rated Mickey Mania 54 on their list of top 100 SNES games, praising it as "original and very playable". In 2018, Complex ranked the game 49 on their list of best Super Nintendo games of all time, writing: "A great game and a history lesson in all things Mickey Mouse: Mickey Mania was a fantastic title that fully utilized the broad color palate [sic] of the SNES. Walt Disney would be proud". References External links 1994 video games Disney video games Epic/Sony Records games Mickey Mouse video games Platform games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation Network games Sega CD games Sega Genesis games Side-scrolling video games Single-player video games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Traveller's Tales games Video games about time travel Video games based on films Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games scored by Andy Blythe and Marten Joustra Video games scored by Matt Furniss Video games scored by Michael Giacchino