First off is Burper, where a flatulent Pumbaa is tasked with attacking falling bugs with his toxic burping before they hit the floor and bite him in the arse. The games, as is often the case in titles such as this, are a mixed bag. The original voice cast also reprised their roles for our hyper-active duo, elevating the funny banter between the two to side-splitting heights. It goes without saying that any Disney title has amazing animation, but this was a solid beginning for 7th Level's exceptional output in this department too. And in Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games, they were a also lot more ambitious. While the humour won out over the game-play in the likes of Monty Python's Complete Waste of Time and Bill Plympton's Take Your Best Shot, the simple time-wasters masquerading as games work a lot better for the much younger target audience. The first of which came in 1995 and was based on the phenomenal hit movie named The Lion King. With only a couple of multimedia games made for adults under their belt, 7th Level won the rights to make some games for Disney.
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