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In today’s world, creating digital CG animation on computers requires a lot of man hours and work. Thankfully, changes made to animations can be done right within the computer. Back in the day, creating animations requires thousands of hand drawings by dedicated animators that were great at their craft. For Disney, they tried to eliminate a lot of this work by reusing animations from other films and drawing over it with new character designs.

Beauty and the Beast was nominated for an Academy Award, but one of the climatic moments in the movie actually featured footage from another Disney classic. Robin Hood is a great re-telling of the classic tale, but the film is filled with scene after scene of stolen animation. Alice in Wonderland featured a unique world of characters, but scenes were pulled directly from Pinocchio and Bambi. The Rescuer’s Down Under was a sequel released more than ten years after the original, but the creators still managed to reuse a lot of the same footage. If the animals in The Jungle Book look familiar, it’s probably because a lot of the wolves are simply repainted Dalmatians. Winnie the Pooh borrows scenes not only from their own movies, but also The Jungle Book. The Sword in the Stone stole from more than five different films including Bambi. The Fox and the Hound is an emotional movie, but some of those scenes were taken from Bambi and The Sword in the Stone. The Princess & The Frog is one of Disney’s newest animations, but it features a copied sequence that may be both an homage to the original and stolen animation. The 101 Dalmatians is one of Disney’s older films, but it still stole small scenes from both Peter Pan and Cinderella.

Script by: Alan Donahue

Voice Over by: Nolan Tashjian

Edited by: Bill Lugsden

Featuring:
Beauty and the Beast | 0:40
Robin Hood | 1:58
Alice in Wonderland | 3:04
The Rescuers Down Under | 4:10
The Jungle Book | 5:22
Whinnie The Pooh | 6:29
The Sword in the Stone | 7:40
The Fox and the Hound | 8:52
The Princess and the Frog | 9:50
101 Dalmations | 10:55

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You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who likes video games but has never enjoyed a Nintendo game. The company has been providing players with memorable and innovative gaming experiences since they created the original Donkey Kong arcade game back in 1981, whether it’s their phenomenal success with the NES and Mario Bros. or their modern resurgence with the Nintendo Switch and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. But despite their enviable track record and many contributions to gaming history, Nintendo doesn’t get it right all the time. Sometimes their systems miss the mark, like the way-ahead-of-its-time Virtual Boy or the quirky, badly-named Wii U. Sometimes, they just don’t manage to get developers on their side, leading to systems like the Gamecube that have great first-party games but few third-party titles to back them up. And sometimes, Nintendo itself simply can’t deliver a well-rounded game.

Despite their reputation for high-quality games, not even Nintendo can hit the mark every single time. There are a million reasons why players might not be satisfied with a game, but one big one is pacing – even a great game can wear out its welcome if it goes on too long without adding in variety, while a game that’s too short can feel like a waste of time and money. You’d think that Nintendo, with their decades of experience in the games industry, would know how to pace a game properl y, right? Wrong. Here are the eight Nintendo games that are way too long – and seven that aren’t long enough.

Script by: Marco Valdez

Voice Over by: Nathan Nonhof

Edited by: Marc-Antoine Kelertas

Featuring:
Too Long: Super Paper Mario | 0:33
Too Short: Luigi’s Mansion | 1:40
Too Long: Star Fox Adventures | 2:28
Too Short: Yoshi’s Story | 3:18
Too Long: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess | 4:20
Too Short: Elite Beat Agents | 5:23
Too Long: Mario Party | 6:25
Too Short: Pokemon Snap | 7:24
Too Long: Bravely Default | 8:34
Too Short: Wario World | 9:40

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