Tokyo Disneyland: Fantasy Tour is a series of mini-games made by TOSE and published by Tomy in 1998, and one day I might cover it was released for the Japanese market, for a home system known as the Super Famicom..  But if you were curious about and wanted to try Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour but could only identify it by cart, go for the one with the orange and chartreuse background.  But from what I noticed it’s not as common as Fantasy Tour, so keep an eye out for it.

The plot will be familiar to to most in this series, Adventures in the Magic Kingdom (no Magic Kingdom Daibouken).  Mickey must save Tokyo Disneyland by rescuing the sacred items from the clutches of evil.  He does this by conquering levels based on famous park attractions.

As you would expect, the levels are based on Cinderella’s Carousel, the PeopleMover, and the Emporium.  Also based on Pirates and Mansion because those rides appear in every single park video game ever.  The three mountains (Splash, Big Thunder, and Space) also comprise levels.  The final level is based on the Castle Mystery Tour, which is an attraction unique to Tokyo.

Mickey’s weapon in the game is a supply of balloons, which he uses to reach high spots).  Mickey has no problem popping his balloons and creating new ones.  Like all Japanese video games, it is captivating as  a story, but also rather engaging when it comes to graphics and playability.