Beauty and The Beast: Belle's Quest is the story from the movie. You know, Belle and the Beast fall in love despite their differences and the Beast then becomes a Prince again. The story isn't has large as the one in the movie but the essential is there, and there are some scene taken from the movie to show the story along the game (well, it was redraw for the game but it looks like the movie).

Belle's father is being held prisoner in the Beast's castle, and she must rescue him before it's too late! In Beauty and The Beast: Belle's Quest, you play the role of Belle as she embarks on the most important, and dangerous, journey of her life. Aboard your faithful horse, Philippe, you'll have to make your way to the edge of a dark forest. As you wander through the maze of trees and bushes, beware of the dastardly creatures and traps that await you. If you're lucky enough to reach the castle, you'll have to free your father and uncover the secrets hidden within. If you're able to successfully release your father and survive the challenges of the castle, you'll be reunited with your prince!

The graphics in Beauty and The Beast: Belle's Quest are looking very good. You're in the village and the town looked very lively and pretty real. In the background, you could see villagers walking between the houses and that gave a feel of depth to the town. The houses were really nice looking and so were the many characters from the movie, walking in the streets of the village. You could even recognize the characters, they were the same. There was even the little fountain from the movie and the many sheep. Belle's house in the background of the start of the level also looked really awesome. Belle herself looked very good, the way she moved and all. The last level with the snow also looked fine.

The music in Beauty and The Beast: Belle's Quest was the exact same as in the movie. Every level has a nice music from the movie. The first level, in the village, had the music from the village music, the same as in the movie. Sure, it didn't sound exactly as good, but it was well done. If you're in the ballroom, the ballroom music from the movie, etc. The last level had good music too even if it didn't really fit the level itself. The sounds were for the most part pretty absent despite Belle made a little cry every time she was hit. She had the same voice as in the movie, that's nice

This is the ultimate SNES remake!

Requirements:

· P-200, 32 MB RAM