The product will be released on multiple platforms, with Disney Interactive to distribute the PC version, in November. Dinosaur is already available for the PlayStation, and will be coming to the Dreamcast this fall. Due to the nature of the game, Jungle Book Rhythm N' Groove was sampled in a more recreational manner. A tournament style competition was held where contestants vied for a new watch by stepping on the correct pads of the dance mat as dictated by the sequences on screen. In multiplayer mode, gamers can play as one of several characters.
Difficulty ranges from very easy steps to amazingly complex ones requiring great feats of dexterity.
The latter is particularly fun to watch as players may end up nearly tripping over themselves. Overall, Jungle Book looks to provide many hours of interactive dancing entertainment, bolstered by a strong brand name that is targeted to families and party occasions. On the following day, Ubi Soft representatives introduced us to additional titles. Among the products discussed were the previously released Surf Riders, the upcoming platform-based Evil Twin, and POD II, the futuristic racing sequel that utilizes multiplayer capability over the new SegaNet service for Dreamcast. Another title showcased was Stupid Invaders.