Got my vote. Aladdin was a cracking game.

Voted for all of them. Would be awesome to have them here! :D

I had a lot of fun with all three of them, Aladdin was perhaps my favorite. I would love to see them here :) Voted YEARS ago so I cannot add anything now ;)

Throw in Disney's Hercules, 101 Dalmatians, Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games and The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Topsy Turvy Games and it will be a great bundle sell!

This would be great.

Great news! Voted them all.

Already voted for all of them :)

It would be great to see them here, I have fond memories of all of them (and their ridiculous difficulty levels if I remember correctly...) probably some of the first PC games I owned...

I certainly have more than enough enthusiasm for the product, but there may be a bit of a sticking point: "At least 3 years of experience in Business Development as a manager or senior manager. The more international the experience, the better!" Although, I am a fast learner. If they could bifurcate the responsibilities of Director of Biz Dev so that I could be the point man with developers and publishers while someone else handled all the boring managerial and accounting stuff, I'd be game. I'm more of a Don Draper than a Bert Cooper, if you know what I mean. ;)

I never really understand why they have to 'look into it'. Does that simply mean, 'uh, guys, we still have some copies laying around somewhere, right?' That kind of looking into it I can understand.

If they're looking into whether or not it's worthwhile, all they have to do is chuck the games at GOG, name a price and tell GOG that the games are subject to the same agreements as before. Apart from some very modest legal fees - especially by Disney standards - there's no real expense to this at all.

You've been around for more than 3 years, so - checked. It doesn't get more international than this. As for the title, semantics (try forum settings). I think you're good to go. All in favour of Barry?


As common sense as it gets. Who knows why they overcomplicate.

This is a good point. Either way, don't be intimidated by the job description. They're always a tad inflated in hopes of attracting a better crop of applicants. It's all about how you sell yourself in the application and interview. The fact that you're a well-established, well-respected member of the community and have practically been doing part of the job already definitely counts for something.

If this is something you're truly interested in, go for it. The worst they can do is say no or not respond.